This mural is a tail-wagging delight! Painted directly onto a utility door, the image of a dog from…read morebehind--ears perked, staring into greenery--is equal parts charming and clever. The unexpected perspective makes it feel like we're quietly witnessing a private moment of curiosity or calm. The artist masterfully blends the soft, fur-like brushstrokes with the texture of the door, even embracing the hinges and handle, which land squarely on the pup's rear end: "Sit. Stay. Stare. I'm here for it."

Boyfriend mural is a public art mural of a dog on an outer door of bill goat strut apartments in…read morethe Nulu neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. Created by artist Virginia peck it is part of a series of murals on garage and external doors spread throughout downtown Lousiville called alley gallery. All these murals are by different artist and are always a joy to come across. Thais one is of a dog onlooking some nature and is called boyfriend. Not sure the motivation behind the name but it is still a cool piece that sticks out anytime I'm driving by this apartment complex whole visiting Nulu. Overall always nice to see new art murals and the alley gallery is such a cool thing our cities artists help create.

Pigs will fly mural is clever and simple yet fun public art mural located in the Butchertown…read more neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. The mural dons the neighborhood name and pays homage to the pigs that probably wish they could fly out of there before Meeting there maker/butcher. Overall neat little mural that has fun with the town/neighborhood history. Features a flying pig. So that's always fun.

The pigs will fly mural is one that I found while we were downtown Louisville exploring. It is a…read morenice mural that is in the Butchertown area so it makes sense that it is pigs on a mural in Butchertown

The history of hikes point is a public art mural on the backside of a big lots department store in…read morethe hikes point community of Lousiville Kentucky. This massive mural spans the whole bask side of the building and as created by local artist Liz richter who has many wonderland murals spews Throughout the city. The artist does a unique and cool design by using bright colors shadowed by penciled looking drawings. Gives it a nice 3 dimensional view. The art depicts the history of that local area which is cool as well. Overall this is a great and somewhat hidden piece. If you aren't from the area or known it existed it would sneak up on you. I discovered it by accident when passing up my turn. So it was a nice accident as this is a really cool mural.

This is a neat public are displayed at my buddy and I was driving around Hikes point and we came…read moreacross. It is the history of hikes points and this is a Mural representing all the different generations and arrows of the area and how it has progressed.

We Came across this giant gumball machine sculpture made out of straw in Bardstown and had to stop…read moreand look. It's quirky, unexpected, and honestly pretty fun to stumble upon in an open field. The colors pop against the natural setting, and the creativity alone makes it worth a photo. Not something you see every day, but that's kind of the point simple, playful public art that makes you smile. Go check it out

I came across this mural with my daughters while we were walking down exploring the area. It sure…read moreis groovy to check out this Highlands Mural

Hold my bike is a decorative and artistic along with fully functional bike rack located off…read morebardstown road in the highlands neighborhood of Lousiville Kentucky. As part of a "bike rack" program the city of Lousiville had artists create several artistic bike racks throughout the city. Out of some of the ones I've seen this is a more basic model but still unique and quirky which fits in well with the vibe of the highlands area.

Looking for different landmarks in public art we came across the whole map bike chain art display…read more It is a big chain that just goes around for bikes to be put up go attach them and I'm just represents lowballs popular bike area. The mayor and the city are big fans of public cyclist so I have different tributes and things for cyclist

Mural located off bardstown rd in the popular highlands neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky…read more This Mural is in the rear towards the alley and is painted on a dumpster protector wall. Each side of the wall had a mural on it. Not sure the them here with a one toothed grinning pickle and a dragon but it is safe to say the artist has a vivid imagination. Overall solid and fun piece. No tag from the artist so not sure it origins of the artist.

The old pickle dragon Mural is pretty cut and dry for what it is. It is a pickle and a dragon and…read morethey are just post it up next to each other. There's no description there's no idea why that that is happening. Why has their life's cross pass? Or the mysterious things we will never know

I love finding these horses all around town. Derby Louisville Kentucky bourbon all the good stuff…read morein line and they love Havanese horses planet all around town everywhere for people to find and represent the city of Louisville. So when I was in Anchorage I found this one post it up next to the shall we dance studio. I thought it was really cool neat so took some pictures and decided to add it