Potrero Hill
17th and Alabama
Sometimes murals catch you, not for their quality but for their whimsy. Take a look at the close up pictures. This mural is by Javier Manrique, a multidisciplinary artist who has shown all over the world. This mural is on the wall of Project Artaud where Manrique lives.
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10 responses to “Potrero Hill – Snake Mural”
I like the detail he used with the little pieces popping out of the top to bring his mural to life.
Wonderful! No detail missed, here.
Very clever.
I love the appendages and I’m glad they are surviving!
This is an amazing mural, and I cannot even begin to imagine the work that went into making this. Really very special!
Thank you so much for sharing today at The Creative Exchange.
Have a wonderful evening.
lisa.
I love it!
Well I just had a pleasant evening finally getting caught up with you:) I will have a list of places and arm long of the places I want to see the next time we make it to SF:) Love the whimsey of this mural! How fun to see that tongue and periscope sticking up!
Whimsical is a great word for this mural — such imagination! I bet kids love it!
I love street art ..
Oh, my goodness…how I would love to walk by and actually see this up close and personal. It is fabulous. He is certainly a fine artist. Like your photos of his work. They are beautiful. genie