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I spotted this very purple mural inside the concrete made public toilets in Westport last time we were there. I don't know who the artist is but it shows a girl on a surfboard, weirdly enough I haven't seen anyone surfing at the beaches around here, maybe I'm just not there at the right time.

Linking up with Mural Monday. 

Comments

Tom said…
...hang ten!
gz said…
Look at the bottom left, you will see the name..I think the website is there too
gz said…
Unfortunately he hasn't blogged for a year...
https://planasabatez.blogspot.com/
s.c said…
But a nice mural it is.
local alien said…
Nice and bright for a public loo.
Bill said…
She's riding the high wave, nice!
Tigger's Mum said…
Great picture. I've never heard that West Coast beaches were great surfing but that might just be because I never asked a Coaster.
Pauline said…
I don't see murals inside public toilets these days. Remember when they had them at Mangawhai? That one is refreshing.
Sami said…
The purple background is quite unusual. It's a lovely mural. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
Sami
kwarkito said…
Nice painting. I like the colors and the drawing.
She's quite the contortionist. Lovely mural, Amy.

Fun60 said…
It would brighten up any public toilet.
This mural is filled with action and motion. You found a good one by A. Frank.

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