Michael Ortiz

Garage 

Jason Garcia

<div>Jason Garcia incorporates geometry, bold colors and indigenous-inspired patterns to create beautiful murals. This series of designs he has started making uses the pattern-work of "ojos de dios" or "God's Eyes" from South America.&nbsp;</div>

Untitled

DINKC

<div>Three sides of the bar are painted by local Denver artist DINKC. The project was funded by Denver's Urban Art Fund (UAF) which is a city-operated program to commission murals and street art in areas with high rates of graffiti and tagging. Some of the elements of the mural include billiard balls, the Denver skyline, bottles of beer and DINKC's signature character.&nbsp;</div>

Lincoln Park Lounge 

PichiAvo

<div>Painted during the annual street art festival CRUSH Walls in Denver's RiNo neighborhood by Spanish duo Pichi &amp; Avo. The classical Roman sculpture is that of Hermes, the messenger god. There are special tags by NYC wall writing pioneers MIKE 171 and SJK 171, as well as a cameo by Belgian stencil artist Jaune.&nbsp;</div>

Hermes

Jaune

<div>These construction workers are the clever touch of Belgian artist Jaune. He came to Denver during the street art festival CRUSH in 2018 and spray painted his stencils in numerous locations around one neighborhood.&nbsp;</div>

Hanging Around

Kiri Leigh Jones

<div>Painted with spray paint on the ground outside of a winery, this mural shows the artist's love of patterns and colors. The artist goes by Kiri Leigh Jones.&nbsp;</div>

Rhino Mandala

Bella Phame

<div>Created by Portuguese artist duo Bella Phame during the annual CRUSH Walls street art festival in Denver's RiNo neighborhood.&nbsp;</div>

Bella Phame 

Casey Kawaguchi

Ease One

<div>Painted by Denver-based artist Casey Kawaguchi, this towering piece is representative of his style. Using matte spray paint and a continuation of the same character, Kawaguchi paints mysterious figures that are fantastic mixtures of warriors, artists and muses.</div>

Nick Napoletano

<div>Reflections are a common theme in Nick Napoletano's work. He visited Denver during the annual street art festival CRUSH and painted this with the help of his sister. Using classical techniques and tricks, Napoletano created a mural that is both realistic and mythical. He included various symbolic elements -- like a snake wrapping around the portrait -- that hint at the deeper messaging he wanted to deliver.&nbsp;</div>

Reflections

Luis Valle

<div>Painted during the annual street art festival CRUSH in Denver's RiNo neighborhood, this picture is only part of the fantastic mural. Luis Valle is Nicaraguan-born, Miami-based and has painted in Denver multiple times. His work is vibrant, colorful, inspired by nature and Central American iconography and always a pleasure to see.&nbsp;</div>

Cheetah

Sandra Fettingis

<div>Sandra Fettingis' geometric pieces often take a cue from their surroundings for the color scheme and even the shapes. This piece is no different, with the blues and whites emulated in the rest of the alley. Fettingis creates her work with painstaking attention to detail, like the straightest of lines and differences in color. "You Remind Me of Hong Kong" was inspired by a trip Fettingis took to the city, as well as by the other murals that can be found within the pedestrian alley at the Dairy Block.&nbsp;</div>

You Remind Me of Hong Kong

Esic

<div>Esic is a Denver-based artist who often incorporates the visualization of "the four elements" -- water, earth, wind, fire. His spray paint tactics rely on the layering of many colors to produce a solid-looking image, which in turn gives it a unique depth.&nbsp;</div>

Astronaut 

<div>Painted during the annual street art festival CRUSH in 2017, this collaboration mural depicts a warrior/artist "wielding" her "weapon" -- which is a paintbrush.&nbsp;</div>

Choose Your Weapon

So-Gnar Creative Division

Love This City 

Vyal One

Breeze

<div>During Denver's annual street art festival CRUSH, visiting artists Vyal One and Breeze worked on a few walls collaboratively. This was one of them, though the other is much larger. In order to find it, you'll have to walk into a fenced-in parking lot, making it something of a hidden gem.&nbsp;</div>

Anna Charney

<div>This is the first mural that Denver-based artist Anna Charney painted. Her work is influenced by illusions and has aptly been called "digital taffy."</div>

Colorado Ballet 

Pedro Barrios

Jaime Molina

<div>In Denver, painting duo Pedro Barrios and Jaime Molina can be seen in every neighborhood. Their collaborations are a careful fusion of muted colors and natural geometry. This one was inspired by the delicate relationship between a parent and their child.&nbsp;</div>

1515 Restaurant

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