Next month’s Ar Ymyl y Tir 2026/On Land’s Edge Festival marks the 70th anniversary of the cinematic release of John Huston’s epic movie, which was largely filmed off Fishguard. Betty Lake congratulates well-known local artist Lloyd the Graffiti on winning a competition to design a Moby Dick mural for next month’s Ar Ymyl y Tir 2026/On Land’s Edge Festival in Fishguard and Goodwick (Image: Buzz Knapp-Fisher)And, as part of the celebrations, Lloyd has been commissioned to produce a Moby Dick mural on a wall in West Street owned by 93-year-old artist Betty Lake,Ar Ymyl y Tir 2026/On Land’s Edge Festival chair Patrick Thomas said: “Many thanks to Betty Lake for so generously allowing us to use her wall for the mural. Ar Ymyl y Tir 2026/On Land’s Edge Festival committee members Diane Kalvik (left) and Blanche Giacci (right) are seen with Betty Lake and Lloyd the Graffiti at the West Street location where the Moby Dick mural will take shape in the coming weeks (Image: Buzz Knapp-Fisher)“Thanks also to the many artists who offered their talents, and congratulations to Lloyd on being selected. “This mural will be a lasting reminder of Ar Ymyl y Tir 2026/On Land’s Edge and the Moby Dick celebration, as well as being a beautiful addition to our streetscape.” See onlandsedge.co.uk for further info.