Monday, January 17, 2022

Butterflies Revisited


I have gone by this mural many times and have never seen it without a vehicle parked in front of it until a couple of weeks ago. I had posted a pic of it with a blue SUV in front back in March of 2021 but thought I would show it again in full. The artist is Nick Sweetman with Christina Mazzalla and you can see the original post if you click the Sweetman label below. I love his work.

Taking part in Monday Murals. Click HERE to see more murals from around the world.

23 comments:

  1. What a beautiful mural. It is well worth another visit.

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  2. Hello,
    It is a beautiful mural, I love all the butterflies and blooms.
    Take care, enjoy your day! Have a great new week!

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  3. What a beauty, well done! Did you take your no parking sign home with you after taking the photo? :)

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  4. It's a great feeling when there are no parked cars there.
    Hope you enjoyed today's snowfall. I am glad I am retired and did not have to go out.

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  5. I love that Pat. Incidentally my magic eraser tool on my pixel 6 pro phone keeps blowing my mind. I can take a car or a person out of a picture! Maybe I'll show some before and afters on my blog. I remember timing people walking by in my shot. Now I can just take them out!

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  6. How fine this mural celebrates butterflies, amazingly beautiful insects. Hope our Monarch butterfly population recovers its former size.

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  7. Lucky for the opportunity , because this mural deserves to be seen. So beautiful.

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  8. Must have had a lot of blue paint. :-)

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  9. Glad you managed to photograph it without the parked cars. It's quite beautiful and the butterflies appear to be in 3D.
    Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Pat.

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  10. It's even more beautiful without the cars in front of it.

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  11. Grand old butterflies and the colors are outstanding too!

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  12. I have installed butterfly gardens at my northern and southern houses, but I must admit I don't see blue or green butterflies.

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