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Tag: Amanda Lynn

  • Island Fever

    Island Fever

    50 8th Street SOMA/Civic Center   I am a huge fan of  Lady Mags and Amanda Lynn, and they have been on this website many times. I have also been walking by this piece for quite a while, admiring it and yet not quite having a chance to take pictures when it wasn’t blocked by…

  • Sex and Culture all in one Mural

    1349 Mission Street at Grace SOMA This eclectic mural is being funded by the Center for Sex and Culture. According to their website: The Grace Alley Mural Project will be a highlight of San Francisco’s sexual history and culture– paying homage to our past sexual renegades, founders, activists and healers featuring some of our very own notorious…

  • Few and Far Paint Clinton Park

      As you turn onto Clinton Park from Valencia the first piece you are greeted with is the beauty by Amanda Lynn.  Few and Far  have covered the walls of Clinton Park to the delight of all that wonder down this very short alley.   * * * * * *   And a little further…

  • Around Town with muralist Amanda Lynn

    Amanda Lynn around Town * Sunday Flamenco by Amanda Lynn – 2012 18th and Mission Amanda Lynn works by day restoring and painting motorcycles and metal sculptures. When she is not working, she paints figures on doorways and walls around San Francisco and throughout the country, usually accompanying graffiti mural productions. As well as concentrating…

  • SOMA – Few and Far

    SOMA/The Mission 69 Duboce Between Valencia and Mission Few and Far – Part III  * The last of this three part post from Few and Far is by Amanda Lynn.  Amandalynn, whos pieces are all over town, takes her expertise in art and painting into an array of applications. She studied at the Academy of…

  • Haight Ashbury – Murals

    Haight Ashbury There are murals everywhere in the Haight, these are just a few of the better ones.  Haight and Masonic by Lango Jimi Hendrix by an unknown artist.  This mural is at 1524 Haight Street, the home of Jimi Hendrix when he lived in San Francisco.  It is now Ashbury Tobacco Center. This doll…