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Ghost Vader

Ponytail Jackson

Mimsy

Itwasthelight

Don Renfro

Kaotik West Coast

Skye Walker

Untitled

Panca

Christopher Konecki

Etta Vee

Ladies who Paint

Gerardo Meza

Lynne Bolton

David Bowie

El Gato

Matty Daws

Unknown Artist

<div>The Beatles Yellow Submarine mural by a Unknown Artist. &nbsp;</div>

The Beatles Yellow Submarine 

Persue a.k.a. Bunny Kitty

<div>Bunny Kitty mural in South Park by Persue&nbsp;</div>

Bunny Kitty

Space Invader

<div>Space Invader <strong>SD-11 6th Avenue and C St.</strong>&nbsp; –&nbsp; This one is posted up on some gray bricks on the corner of what is now a 7-11 store.</div>

Space Invader SD-11

Sarah Spinks

Many Faces

<div>Many Faces piece in North Park</div>

GATS

<div>GATS piece In Barrio Logan&nbsp;</div>

Fintan Magee

<div>Mural created for @pangeaseed and #seawalls; a project aiming at raising awareness of overfishing and the importance of ocean conservation.</div>

Hunger

Melanie Atelsap

Simmage

Daniel Toledo

Jaime Guerrero

Aicha Fofana

Yvette Roman

<div>Space Invader&nbsp;<strong>SD-16 Second Street Bridge over the 5</strong> – behind the Sheraton Four Points Hotel on the Second street bridge over the i5. &nbsp;Best seen from the freeway on-ramp on 1st ave.&nbsp;</div>

Space Invader SD-16

Frederick Reboton

Hanna Gundrum

Little House Ink

<div>&nbsp;Paola Villaseñor (aka Panca) stunning 45-foot-high mural at Bread and Salt in Barrio Logan.&nbsp;</div>

Bread and Salt 

Cat Cult

<div>Cat Cult mural in the Chase bank parking lot on Ohio street.&nbsp;</div>

Monty Montgomer

<div>North Park mural by Monty Montgomery&nbsp;</div>

Monty Montgomery 

Bobby Save the World

Una Historia de Amor

James Haunt

Carly Ealey

TapShack Toucan

Mary Jhun

<div>Space Invader <strong>SD-18 Island and Front St</strong> – Located on a pillar outside the New Childrens Museum. This one is pretty easy to spot if you are on Island facing West. &nbsp;</div>

Space Invader SD-18

<div>Space Invader&nbsp;<strong>SD-17 639 Kettner</strong> – This one is up on the top of the side of a brick building on Kettner. It’s right near where several streets and trolley tracks intersect so it was a little tricky to track down the building.</div>

Space Invader SD-17

Tribute to Margarita Fischer

Spel Uno Hem Crew

Hai_ey

Gretchen Weidner

<div>Space Invader&nbsp;<strong>SD-03 Tuna Harbor Park Facing USS Midway</strong></div>

Space Invader SD-03

<div>Space Invader&nbsp;<strong>SD-01 MCSD Kettner and B Street – </strong>This Space Invader is up on the MCASD building facing away from the trolley tracks. If you walk down B street until it ends, you’ll run right into it.</div>

Space Invader SD-01

Miles MacGregor

<div>Commissioned by the University of California, San Diego, the mural is titled "An Enduring Spell" and is located at the interior courtyard of Argo Hall, on UC San Diego's Revelle College campus. The namesake of the college is the late oceanographer Roger Revelle, one of the first scientists to study climate change:<br><br>The ocean holds me in an enduring spell. Part of the spell comes from mystery – the fourfold mystery of the shoreline, the surface, the horizon, and the timeless motion of the sea. At the horizon, where my line of sight touches the edge of the great globe itself, I watch ships slowly disappear, first the hulls then the tall masts, bound on voyages to unknown ports 10,000 miles away. From beyond the horizon come the waves that break rhythmically on the beach, sounding now loud, now soft, as they did long before I was born and as they will in the far future. The restless, ever-changing ocean is timeless on the scale of my life, and this also is a mystery.<br>- Roger Revelle, 1969<br><br>The majority of my life so far has been spent in cities either by the Pacific Ocean or in the Sonoran Desert, and I think my familiarity with the two environments and their contrasts has instilled a deep appreciation in me for both.&nbsp;<br>The ocean, with all its unexplored depths, can inspire us to ponder the immensity of this world and our place in it. Our smallness next to the ocean demands our humility and respect. The ocean allows life, sustains our existence, and so we love it and are indebted to it, forever connected to it.<br>This sense of fascination and connection with the sea was my inspiration for this work<br><br>This and my mural for Northeastern University in Boston last year were both important projects for me, as one of my motivations for painting public art is to uplift and inspire others the way I was uplifted and inspired by great art when I was young. Painting murals for learning institutions is a chance to create art that will become part of the landscape for thousands of students, and I am grateful for these opportunities to impart some artistic soul in such important places.<br><br>Information provided by; www.elmac.net</div>

Enduring Spell

Celeste Byers

Aaron Glasson

@greetingstour

<div>Another Awesome Lettering Job for the Greetings Tour&nbsp;</div>

Greetings From San Diego

Amy Winehouse

Jimi Hendrix

Presimax

<div>Presimax mural on the side of the Queen Bees art and cultural center in North Park.&nbsp;</div>

Jorge Mendoza

Nest Murals

Butcher Press

Risk

<div>Legendary Los Angeles graffiti artist Risk painted the building at the corner of Florida St and University Ave in North Park. It was commissioned through Sequoia Investments, and has apartments upstairs and stores below. He took about 200 gallons of Novacolor paint and literally threw buckets of it at the wall. The mural took 10 days to complete.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div>

Risk building in North Park

Bob Marley

<div>Space Invader&nbsp;<strong>SD-05 7th and F Salvation Army Building</strong> – This one is up on the very corner of the Salvation Army building facing South. It is an Invader on a computer monitor.</div>

Space Invader SD-05

Isaias Crow

Lindu Prasekti

Andrew Alcasid

Skoobie

<div>Where the 52 meets the 805 freeway. A hiking trail ends but you can access the area through a storm drain and climbing over rocks. Its a shady area so be careful. There are various artists' work under the bridges and a rope swing into the river. The Scooby Doo mural is by an artist named Skoobi.</div>

Under the OverPass

Leonardo Nado

Gloria Muriel

Azul

<div>azul_nomadart@gmail.com<br>@azulnomadart</div>

Kaleidoscopic Fruits of the Earth

Mark Warren Jacques

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