Photos from Florida's Capital City (and occasionally a few from other interesting places I have been fortunate enough to visit in my travels!)
Monday, June 13, 2016
New art under the overpass
These two murals by Toronto artist Birdo (Jerry Rugg) are located on each side of the CSX railroad overpass on South Monroe Street near downtown. The murals were done as part of a collaboration with Street Art Tallahassee and the Council on Culture and Arts. The murals, a heron and an egret, capture Birdo's specialty of geometric surreal wildlife with a taste of Florida. I have seen Birdo's work before on one of my favorite blogs (and perhaps yours too) Occasional Toronto by RedPat. You can see more of his work here.
Linking to Monday Mural.
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21 comments:
Verdadeira arte de rua.
Um abraço e uma boa semana.
I like these two murals, Lois !
Very nice mural, you have to link it yet.
Hello, they are both lovely murals. I love the birds.
Happy Monday, enjoy your new week!
Those murals are beautiful.
all wrapped up in color
These two murals are so similar in composition, yet so different in appearance. The artist is very talented.
really beautiful murals and the perfect way to dress up the underside of the railway.. headed over to see more art
Wow, these are great!
Very pretty and colorful; I cannot imagine being that talented! Have a great week.
Beautiful, and great combinations of colours.
nice work, i love the colors!
They are wonderful, Lois! I do so like his work! Thanks for the link-up! ;-)
I've enjoyed Birdo's work for some time and these are super. Very Florida - the murals portray some of our favorite birds; they are colorful and fun!
Beautiful work in both cases.
Another heron! :-)
They are colorful and clever, and nicely painted. So, IF you are going to have murals, these are OK.
They are both wonderful works of art!
Amazing images. One has to stand in wonder at the artistic mind. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
Those are wonderful! They're almost 3-D!
Had to check these out. Wow they are certainly colorful and very unique.
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