Article: SACRED SIGNS A West Corinth artist creates hex signs for clients nationwide

The candles were lit. The paint brushes were ready.

All Jj Starwalker needed was something with which to cover her head.

She reached out and picked up a green, felt brimmed headpiece sitting nearby, tucked her long blond hair underneath, and gave the hat a gentle pat to fit it snugly on her head.

With that, Starwalker was ready to continue working on her latest hex sign, which is going to a client in Salt Lake City, Utah.

"Generally speaking when I'm working, I wear a hat," Starwalker said, sitting at a desk with assorted paint cans on top in her in- home studio in West Corinth. "It's a symbol of the fact that this is a sacred act, so the tradition is, cover thy head in the presence of ...

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