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By Mika Denny from Santa Ana, California
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By Stephen Dorsey from Sabin, Minnesota
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By: Tory Elena from Ventura, California
By: Frankie Michinock fromLaguna Niguel, CA
By: Frankie Michinock from Laguna Niguel, California
Victor Sokolow_Capistrano Beach
By: Victor Sokolow from Capistrano Beach, California
The finalists for the Festival of Whales logo contest have been announced and the final five are being put to a public vote.
The five artists selected are Frankie Michinock from Laguna Niguel; Mika Denny from Santa Ana; Stephen Dorsey from Sabin, Minnesota; Tory Elena from Ventura and Victor Sokolow from Capistrano Beach.
Andrea Swayne, Event Coordinator for the Dana Point Festival of Whales said in an email that the Festival of Whales Foundation Board received 70 entries, and that narrowing the field down to five was difficult, “…in a good way.”
The entries submitted must showcase the California gray whale. Every year, the whales make a 10,000-mile round-trip journey from Alaskan waters to the lagoons of Baja California, where calves are birthed before the whales continue north.
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