Mural is on the side of an office building overlooking a gas station. Same is a random collage of…read morecartoon characters seen on TV in the '60's & beyond. I recognize only a few by name: care bear, Mario, tin tin, the pink panther. Snoopy & Woodstock. The others look familiar but forgot names. Disney, Warner Brothers. Looney Tunes. Hanna Barbera were major stidios involved as well as many small ones. Creator: Darin

This mural is an emerging genre amongst local Black American artists. Their drawings reflect an…read moreintersection indigenous Tribal symbolism, African, futurist, and traditional themes. Works based "on ancient Egyptian alchemy & hieroglyphs. Works are a personal journey driven by my genetic lineage and ancestral memories" -Doran Dada Creators: Doran Dada, Panorama Interests, Councilwomen Kate Harrison, Downtown Berkeley. Assn.

The exact location is across the street from Todos Santos Plaza, directly in front of Uncle Jay…read moreBurger House in Concord.  It's a fairly simple artistic creation, a colorful and somewhat playful depiction of the guitar and its music, the artwork in honor of Oceanworks Productions. Though topped off with a bit of dirt and graffiti, it was a cool piece to check out while I was in the area.

despite the location being noted as being in Kansas, it's actually in Concord, Ca. at one of the…read morecorners of Todos Santos Plaza. the mural depicts many colorful editions of classical guitars in shades of orange, green, black, and red. there's also a banjo and an electric version in black with white dots. creator: Oceanworks Productions, Jhea Jue

this mural is on a rolling aluminum door that is down. it shows a grim face staring straight ahead…read more at it's left is a brown face facing left that looks more celebral. surrounding the 2 faces are swirls of colors: blue, red, grey, green, etc. there's also a 3rd face at the bottom left similar to the front facing one. a nose pointing to the right can be seen between the 2 front faces. the theme may be the many faces one has depending on whatever circumstances occur. a concurrent theme is the lack of transparency a face conveys. the 2 black objects in front are garbage disposal units, not part of the mural. creator: unknown.

This unnamed mural is on the 2nd Ave. side of an existing business. The chosen name reflects the…read moresubject matter depicted. Several elevated houses with most of their doors & windows boarded up are beside a flowing creek in front of them. A cat is in a top window. No humans seen. Only animals. trees are protruding from all the houses. Trees & schrubbery are full & green. Houses seem clean but old. Unknown location of mural. Probably a fantasy. Not probable that all can live in the same locale at same time. In the creek & about the houses are birds, snakes, bears, ducks, bats, squirrels, pigs, lions, cats, iquanas, dragonflies, chipmunks, octopus, rhino, owl, swan, dolphin et al. Creator: @Nooneart?

This mural emanates a likeness of the winding Great Wall of China with an accompanying ghost of a…read morefierce dragon and a watchful hawk. Painted with acrylic spray paint, It's dedicated to John Leo Nguyen (10/16/75-8/8/20) Creator: David "Hyde" Cho

this long mural is on the Alice St. side. it isn't related to any kind of porn, not even the soft…read morekind. Chinese fairies were topical in Hong Kong films during the John Wu-Chow Yun-Fat era. fairies often wore silken garments. they had magical powers as did their male counterparts. fairy tales wasn't what i was watching. hong kong gangster films, crime stories, kung fu movies like Wu Tang Clan, Shaolin Monks-movies before Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung became stars. in this mural, the fairies are transporting foods & medicines.... *chinese fairies are a part of Chinese folklore. creator: unknown

This is the mural that tells me I'm home. It indicates the driveway you walk down to get to our…read morehouse. I couldn't not love it.

this mural is alongside a driveway next to Xocolate Bar. against a black background, it shows a…read moresingle branch with 3 pods ready to sprout flowers. it overhangs a giant depiction of a blooming orange flower. many messages implied. imaging a tree in darkness surviving for 15 years. imagine a tree and flowers straining for water, nutrients during lean times. resilience, resourcefulness, community come to mind. this mural parallels the 15 years Xocolate Bar has survived, even during the Covid pandemic.