Sailboats are painted on the side of the building at 2608 Shelter Island Drive in San Diego.
Today I headed over to the San Diego Wooden Boat Festival on Shelter Island. As I walked to the festival down Shelter Island Drive, I noticed several works of sun-splashed, carefree street art! Here they are!
One side of the beautiful mural shows sailboats racing on the blue ocean.The artwork reflects the busy marinas and boatyards around Shelter Island on San Diego Bay.An electrical box on Shelter Island Drive has two seagulls.Make that three!The water off Point Loma in this painted street art seems to glisten and sparkle.One side of a utility box shows the back of a young boy playing on a bench with a toy boat.Another side of the same box. We now see the left side of the boy who is holding his boat.And now the front. All four sides show the same happy scene. Some fun, creative 3-dimensional street art on Shelter Island!
UPDATE!
I captured unobstructed photos of the sailboats mural during a later walk. I see the artwork was created by Linda Churchill of Muralizing in 2009…
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4 thoughts on “Carefree street art on Shelter Island Drive!”
Beautiful art, really bright and breezy π
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I like it too!
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