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The Clarkston Issue is coming! But first, meet the artist behind the cover. Trudy Tran (@trudytranart) created the cover
Canopy AtlantaJuly 14, 2026

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The Clarkston Issue is coming!

But first, meet the artist behind the cover. Trudy Tran (@trudytranart) created the cover art for Canopy Atlanta's upcoming Clarkston Issue. In her own words: "This piece was created on a digital tablet and features an Ethiopian lady, an elder Bhutan lady, Latino dancers, a Black Southern family, youth soccer players, and kids playing together from different backgrounds. Food such as Merhaba Shawarma and momos are also highlighted. The railroad track is the foundation of the composition as a Clarkston landmark and a metaphor for transporting people away from home, and now runs through the place where they've rebuilt their home." Our first Clarkston story drops tomorrow. Be on the lookout!
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