Capitola in California’s Central Coast– in Santa Cruz county to be exact — has a lot of street art all over town. Having shown you some art on a doorway, a rain forest mural and the tiled seawall, it is time to bring to you you a two-storied mural of a seaside landscape, that I came across on a stroll through Capitola Village. After having a good look at it and zooming in to look at the details, I think this might be a Capitola mural or a mural of Capitola Village itself.
I think I see the hills that surround Capitola, some houses of the village and maybe even the Capitola Venetian. What makes me believe this IS a mural of Capitola, is what looks like the Soquel creek that flows through here and empties itself in Monterey Bay.
Have you been to Capitola? Have you seen this mural by artist Luke Lamar? Doesn’t this look like a mural of this seaside village?
More street art from Capitola:
Found in Capitola 1: Door art
Found in Capitola 2: Rainforest Mural
Found in Capitola 3: Tiled art seawall
Find more public art here — Murals on Tipsy from the TRIP
Other posts on Capitola:
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Great art. I am spellbound. Thanks for this exceptional piece, Divya. 🙂
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You are welcome. Thank you for visiting, Ravish. 🙂
Certainly a local landscape. Very nice piece
Yeah, right? 🙂
Thank you so much, Debbie. And welcome here. 🙂
Huge mural, very well done!
I agree.
Have a great week, Sami. 🙂
Nice find
Thank you, SC. 🙂
I am not sure about Capitola, but it sure looks a great work of art ☺️
It is. There’s so much in there. 🙂
Thank you for coming this way, Alok.
A huge painting!
Yeah, quite. 🙂
Thank you for stopping by, Marianne. 🙂
…a work of art on a grand scale.
Indeed. This one was such a pretty sight. It seemed to belong there in that charming little seaside village.
Have a good week, Tom.
Good artwork.
Very nicely done, is it not? 🙂
The artist has created a complete sea/landscape in a single frame. If you have not captured the sides it would look like one giant painting in a gallery
I’m sure. 🙂 The inclusion of the sides of the building was done on purpose – to show how big it is.
Thank you for visiting, Prasad. 🙂
Wow, the mural looks beautiful! And yes it does resemble a quaint seaside village.
It is a quaint little seaside village. I’ll show you guys more of it soon. I’m sure you’ll love it. 🙂
Awesome Art. l love it?
Awesome work, indeed, 🙂