The big shepherdsville giraffe is located right off 44 and next to an animal hospital. This giraffe…read morewill always have a special place in my heart because when my oldest daughter was 1-2 years old each day she would say hi to the giraffe as we drove by. Now she is 8 and she no longer says hi to it but I make sure to say hi to it with her in the car to Hope maybe she will say it one day to remind me of her as a toddler. Good sight to check out and say hi to it

Swine party mural is an edge of butchertown/Nulu neighborhood mural of some swine or pig having a…read moreparty. Located on the patio of an eatery located on the main and clay apt complex in the neighborhood. This mural is a fun one and pays homage to the Butchertown neighborhood it resides in as it features pigs. Which is a theme with other pieces of public art and decor in that neighborhood. Overall a fun and interesting piece that really sticks out. I usually street park near this mural when visiting the main strip of Nulu so it makes it easier for me to remember where I parked.

Fun little mural in nulu that shows respect to butcher town area of Louisville. Just showing a…read moregroup of pigs having a good time at a bar with a few drinks. Swines gotta party it up sometimes

Zyyo mural is a public art piece located off of e market st in the popular and trendy Nulu…read moreneighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Mural is large with a black background with lightning spelling out the word Zyyo. I wan unfamiliar with what or who Zyyo was and upon googling the name and the city they appear to be a real estate investment team here locally. So maybe this building is a property for future residence and they added this wicked looking mural. Overall solid piece that's an eye grabber in a Nulu area that has a plethora of public art murals.

This is a pretty basic mural that I found while walking around downtown Louisville couple weeks…read moreago. It is the zyyo mural I don't know much about zyyo or what's going on with them but it is just a black wall with white lettering but looks kind of cool.

The weird is a very colorful and creative public art mural in the very popular and busy highlands…read moreneighborhood just off bardstown road in Lousiville. Massive mural that is a fun photo op. Not sure why it is called the weird as it features a few bites and things. Maybe a play off an old Louisvilel saying that I believe originated form a highlands business that said "keep Louisville weird". Overall a great piece and very fun piece that makes for a great photo op. I was able to pull out a good old fashioned dad joke when I told my oldest daughter to go stand by the words over there and be weird. So score one cringe dad point for this guy.

Awesome and interesting public art attraction that discovered off a roadside America website…read more Located in Jeffersonville right across the bridge of my home in Louisville stands this 20 foot hub cap woman called "I am your Mother". Evidently sculptured in the mid 1980s. Really neat cool roadside attraction. It's a bit difficult to find. If you follow the address that's listed everywhere online you will just continue past the point where your gps says "you have arrived". Continue straight about a 1/4th of a mile and you will come to an intersection and will see her to your left. You can take a left and pull in that small alley and get out and checks out the sculpture and read about it and take advantage of the unique photo op. Really cool attraction that I had no idea existed. But now that I do I'll share the info with other locals and make more future trips here. Hopefully getting added on yelp will make this hidden gem not so hidden. Cool sight to see!

Awesome little sculpture in Jeffersonville Indiana. And I shouldn't of said a little but that's…read morejust what I say because this thing is huge it was very tall I don't know what it represents I don't know what it's for but it says I am your mother and obviously it has some kind of representation for being someone's mother because it has the words like love and things right next to it but it's pretty cool to see it's right next to the railroad tracks

This mural in Shepherdsville is pure roadside magic! Sitting pretty off I-65, it's like a fantasy…read morenovel collided with a Kentucky postcard and gave us this masterpiece. Picture this: a red truck hauling a barrel of dreams through rolling green hills while a crew of curious tin giants and shaggy forest creatures just vibe on the sidelines. Are they guardians of bourbon? Lost roadside mascots? Who knows--but I'm here for it. The colors are vivid, the details are crisp, and the whole thing feels like a hidden scene from a Kentucky fairy tale. Whether you're a local or just stretching your legs on a road trip, this mural makes you stop, smile, and maybe wonder what's actually in that barrel... Absolutely worth the detour (and the Instagram post).

This is an eight piece of public art new Shelby area that I explored and found. It is down the back…read morealley, and it just faces that are black and white and mixed in together.

Ozzy Frank is a roosters statue that sits outside of the rooster run general store. He stands proud…read morenext to the street so all can see. Good for phot opportunity