Saturday walk: new graffiti, this time with a stencil.
This artist is reusing the stencil.
From Last Week…
From a walk we took downtown … murals to share with Sami’s weekly blog celebration of murals and street art throughout the world. Have I seen these before? Maybe!
I love these murals. what gave me pause is the Ten Thousand Villages store in the background. We have that store in Minnesota, and I talked with the employees who said that the owners work closely with people from developing countries to make sure their paid equal wages for their work.
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Love that nice big mural -- beautiful color palette!
I think more towns and cities should have artwork like those.
Ann Arbor is such an interesting city. I miss going there more often.
Nice. Fun to see the street art.
Some are very bright and colourful! Shana Tova!
i love street art! we are lucky here to have such wonderful artwork on the walls of our cities.
You captured these very well. I'm beginning to appreciate murals.
I love these murals. what gave me pause is the Ten Thousand Villages store in the background. We have that store in Minnesota, and I talked with the employees who said that the owners work closely with people from developing countries to make sure their paid equal wages for their work.
I never thought of them using a stencil!!
That looks like a fun walk, I wish there was something artist on Tallahassee's buildings! We only get graffiti.
Several of the Avenue Art Days artists used stencils. I like the first one, because it doesn't really look like a stencil.
Horton has a vivid imagination. I admire anyone who can paint on brick. That can be a real challenge. Nice finds, Mae.
J'aime beaucoup les dessins réalisés au pochoirs.
I really love all of the street art. Thanks for sharing it.
I love artwork on the exterior walls in urban centres. It helps discourage the graffiti too!
The stencil murals are very nice and I live the colourful utility box. Thanks for participating in Monday murals Mae.
Love especially the first one!
I really like the first drawing. It's that simple, but do it
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