Hi Natasha. I usually enhance my photos of wall murals to bring the colors to life. The actual mural is always more colorful than my photos of them. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. 🙂
What an incredible mural, Rob! My girls, when they were small, used to hold a hairbrush and sing “Brick in the Wall.” This brought back that cool memory. 🙂
We have so many beautiful murals in San Francisco, Jan. I have another angle on this mural. I I think I have a picture of the whole thing. I’ll use it in a different post.
Pink Floyd songs are very insightful when you listen to many of their lyrics. And you have to love that guitar playing. Do you think we EVER learn from the past?
We go in cycles. And we are in yet another.
Love your Art. 💙
It’s fascinating. We’ve had to go all the way back to poverty of the gilded age and institutional oppression of the pre-Civil Rights Movement to remember why we regulated corporations, funded public education and tasked the Federal Government with enforcing Civil Rights laws.
indeed Rob, this world is stuck in these cycles which replay like an old record.. Its needle getting stuck in all the grease in the rut/grove.. It will take a ‘Great Nudge/Shift’ to pull us out of it all and create a different kind of world.
We are beginning to ‘See’ how the cracks are appearing as our systems are gradually falling apart..
We are all of us going to be in for a bumpy ride..
Which is why it is important to look to the positive 🙂
Take care my friend, Stay Blessed 💛
Dear Rob,
Love that mural. The colours are <3 Is it yours?
And Mother is a favourite too. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Natasha. I usually enhance my photos of wall murals to bring the colors to life. The actual mural is always more colorful than my photos of them. Thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. 🙂
Beautiful! 🙂
Thank you, Debby!
🙂
Lovely artwork, Rob, and a brilliant song.
Thank Robbie. 🙂
Hey Robert I know what’s its like to feel like you what to have a voice heard and for that voice to make a difference..just sayin…no pressure
I know Sheldon.
Love it, Rob! Great work, and so colourful! Have a beautiful weekend. Michael
Thank you, Michael.
You too, Rob! Have a nice week! Michael
What an incredible mural, Rob! My girls, when they were small, used to hold a hairbrush and sing “Brick in the Wall.” This brought back that cool memory. 🙂
We have so many beautiful murals in San Francisco, Jan. I have another angle on this mural. I I think I have a picture of the whole thing. I’ll use it in a different post.
Well spotted, Rob! That is a beautiful mural you’ve shared with us this #wordlesswednesday! Happy rest of the week to you.
Thank you, Esha.
Love the colorful plane!
Thank you, Robert. It’s a beautiful mural to see.
Perfect, Rob.
Thanks Jacqui.
Terrific, Rob.
Thank you John.
Fab artwork
Thanks Paula. I love that word: fab. 🙂
Pink Floyd songs are very insightful when you listen to many of their lyrics. And you have to love that guitar playing. Do you think we EVER learn from the past?
We go in cycles. And we are in yet another.
Love your Art. 💙
It’s fascinating. We’ve had to go all the way back to poverty of the gilded age and institutional oppression of the pre-Civil Rights Movement to remember why we regulated corporations, funded public education and tasked the Federal Government with enforcing Civil Rights laws.
indeed Rob, this world is stuck in these cycles which replay like an old record.. Its needle getting stuck in all the grease in the rut/grove.. It will take a ‘Great Nudge/Shift’ to pull us out of it all and create a different kind of world.
We are beginning to ‘See’ how the cracks are appearing as our systems are gradually falling apart..
We are all of us going to be in for a bumpy ride..
Which is why it is important to look to the positive 🙂
Take care my friend, Stay Blessed 💛