Cool environmental mural on Commercial Street.

Cool artwork painted by Dolan Stearns for the PangeaSeed Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans project in 2016 depicts the harmful presence of non-biodegradable plastic trash in the oceans.

I got off the Orange Line trolley the other day to capture photos of some cool street art on Commercial Street just east of 20th Street.

Like many other PangeaSeed Sea Walls: Murals for Oceans artwork that one can spot around San Diego, this one has an environmental message about taking care of the ocean. The mural, which illustrates the harmful effects of plastic pollution on marine life, was painted in 2016 by Dolan Stearns.

The left side of the mural shows an ugly yellow head spewing pollution into the water. — The left side of the mural shows a big, ugly yellow head spewing pollution into the water.

The right side of the mural features a large pink whale.

The three-eyed whale has a mouthful of plastic junk. — The three-eyed whale has a mouthful of plastic bags, bottles, cups and junk.

The yellow human head, topped by city buildings and a smokestack, vomits disgusting trash into the blue ocean. — The yellow human head, topped by city buildings and a smokestack, vomits disgusting waste into the blue ocean.

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