Located in Grandin Village by "Toobz" Muir
In Grandin Village, outside the coffee shop Cups, Toobz has rendered giant-sized likenesses of Roanoke’s dame of diversity, Pearl Fu, and Grandin Village caretaker James Tarpley in “The World is a Village.” From an article in the Roanoke Times
See more of his work HERE
Linking with Monday Mural
What a cool mural, I like the message and the warped faces.
ReplyDeleteEye catching!
ReplyDeletei always wonder how or where folks begin when thinking of how or what to paint - when it comes to murals? do they start small or have a big picture in mind??! neat design. ( :
ReplyDeleteNice! That takes talent.
ReplyDeleteneat mural!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great mural!
ReplyDeleteA meaningful mural is so much more than just a mural, this one would mean something to Roanokeans, fab find Tanya.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool mural. Great find!
ReplyDeleteI also like this mural. It is on one of my favorite running routes.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great mural!
ReplyDeleteVery colourful!
ReplyDeleteCool, in more ways than one!
ReplyDeleteI like and enjoy murals that tell a story.
ReplyDeleteYou can see that Toobz likes to play with perception. Unique style. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been by there since that was put up. My buddy gets a drink there every morning, the 7 eleven people are always friendly when I go in.
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting one.
ReplyDeleteMuch talent went into that mural.
ReplyDeleteI like your blog's 'smell'
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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"The world is a village" - I like that!
ReplyDeleteCool mural, and I like how the bright red color is repeated in the store's sign.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome is that???
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