I think it's about time to show you some more of the colorful side to downtown Olympia. Now, let's look back for just a minute. Going clear back to August of last year I showed you the Hidden Zoo. Then in November it was the Olympia Rafah Mural Project on the side of the Labor Temple. The most recent addition were these blue salmon on the side of a local brewing company. Continuing on with our tour our most recent find was on the wall facing the alley at the Mini Saigon restaurant. I've got to say, there are some pretty talented artists helping these various businesses be seen. Oh, and don't worry, we're not done. There will be more.
Well-done murals, like these are a complement to the community and certainly brighten things up! I'll look forward to seeing more of them!
ReplyDeleteWow! Love the color, appreciate the skills.
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i love the murals, keep 'em coming! this one reminds me of 'land of the lost' =)
ReplyDeleteGreat mural! The colors really pop!!
ReplyDeleteI wish our artists would paint murals like these on Manila's bare, dirty walls. These are just so fun and colorful!
ReplyDeleteI like the designs in these murals too.
ReplyDeleteI do love a good mural. Certaintly a great way to advertise and to brighten up any wall. MB
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love that he is such a bright green color.
ReplyDeleteOh I love these colours. Keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteThanks all. Let's see what's next.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great psychedelic dinosaur!
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