No it's the Pillsbury Dough Boy.

The new mural at the Depot! The Dough Boy appears alongside a bus full of fish, a Frisbee-catching dog and former Rep. Jim Oberstar, among other sights.

Mural looks great from what I could see on the website; I like Scott's work.

But I personally am disappointed  that the mural includes an image of the Duluth Radisson, arguably one of the ugliest buildings in Duluth, representing all the ugly buildings--Ordean Building, Library, Gateway Tower, Lennox Tower, former KDLH Studios, DNT Building--that replaced many beautiful buildings (and, yes, some ugly ones) demolished during Duluth's "Gateway Renewal" project of the 1960s/early 1970s. Que sera....

Does anyone know why a mural depicting Duluth would include an image of the Pillsbury Dough Boy in the mural?

Does anyone know why a mural depicting Duluth would include an image of the Pillsbury Dough Boy in the mural?

Is he the same artist who did the painting of Rodney Dangerfield sitting at a bar with a badger? Name seems familiar, style looks the same. If so, that is all the explanation I need.