1811 Pico Blvd

I love owls. I’m inspired by them. I wanted to keep the Grey Block Pizza building grey but bring color to it. An owl is a source of love and wisdom and naturally has a heart-shaped head, so I wanted to accentuate that. If you look deep in eyes, there are hearts in there too. The rest of the shapes are my style and pattern but focused on the owl. There’s a dark center that leads to bright borders. There’s contrast between intense and very colorful – dark greys and blacks with hot pinks for example. This represents the importance of balance in our lives. – Evan Meyer

1811 Pico Blvd (South Wall; Front Facade)

1801 Pico Blvd

1801 Pico Blvd

This poem I wrote summarizes [this mural] perfectly: To evolve as the \ Human Species \ Forgive and heal \ Through empathy… \ And then compassion \ Because there is no truth except in action. – Davia King

1701 Pico Blvd

1021 Pico Blvd

1002 Pico Blvd

Both murals were organized by Beautify Earth and commissioned by the Clare Foundation, a facility that helps people with drug addiction to get back on their feet. I wanted to create something that would stimulate positive thought for both the people visiting the center and the surrounding community. Each piece presents a person in thought. What are they thinking? What have they been through? The birds are flying free to represent the possibility of where their future is headed. Like a bird, they, too, are free to head in any direction – the choice is theirs. – SEL

901 Pico Blvd

Both murals were organized by Beautify Earth and commissioned by the Clare Foundation, a facility that helps people with drug addiction to get back on their feet. I wanted to create something that would stimulate positive thought for both the people visiting the center and the surrounding community. Each piece presents a person in thought. What are they thinking? What have they been through? The birds are flying free to represent the possibility of where their future is headed. Like a bird, they, too, are free to head in any direction – the choice is theirs. – SEL

825 Pico Blvd

823 Pico Blvd

7th Court (Alley)

711 Pico Blvd

711 Pico Blvd

This mural is a tribute to Tyler Skaggs, Los Angeles Angels pitcher, who passed away in July 2019. Skaggs had attended and played baseball at nearby Santa Monica High School.