I've had these pictures for some time, just waiting until the right moment to use them.
It looks like today is the day.
Go over to Monday Murals to see a bunch of other murals from around the world.
This building is in Suffolk, Va. This is what is on one side. The painter is part of the mural, as well.
On the other side........
A close-up
and another close-up
How pretty, my son painted these for some business.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE murals come upon unexpectedly, whether they portray the history of a town, with a huge train engine flying past the perfectly-drawn stores of main street, or the one that's on the side of a set of shops on our way to our favorite restaurant.
ReplyDeleteThe little "strip mall" has a dry cleaner, a vacuum store, and a frame shop, among others, and I get such joy from seeing the jaunty vacuums dancing with dresses on hangers, and the picture frames flying overhead.
How charming this post was today---just had to chime in to say so.
rachel
these are wonderful-there is a small Vancouver Island; B.C., Canada, village called CHEMAINUS that has had a wall art project going for decades-telling the tale of their town, maybe they are on line.
ReplyDeletePretty murals! I love the murals with the boat.. Have a happy week and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI really like the 1st one!
ReplyDeleteOh, those are excellent. I imagine it's a good way for a sign shop to show they can paint.
ReplyDeleteReally lovely! And your header is so nice! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous murals... WOW--someone is VERY talented... Love that first one. Creative!!! WELL-they are all GREAT.
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Betsy
WOW! That is a major sign! Tom The Backroads Traveller
ReplyDeleteDropping in again to say Thank You for joining us at LAWN TEA. I came back to reciprocate and FOLLOW, but cannot find a spot to click on this one.
ReplyDeleteShould I put it on one of your other blogs?
Thanks AGAIN!
rachel
What a great advertisement for this business. I must admit that I wasn't sure in the painter on a ladder was part of the umages or not. Thanks for the explanation, Latane.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! I love seeing murals on the side of buildings when we travel! It's always a surprise! Hugs!
ReplyDeletewow, those murals are really goodlooking :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
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