Community Mural on the California Pedestrian Underpass

The California underpass is a 180-foot-long tunnel at the end of California Avenue in Palo Alto. An ocean mural had been painted in the tunnel back in 1998 by a team of volunteers, but the artwork had deteriorated and needed to be freshened up. I painted orca whales and humpback whales, a surfer and an octopus, a stingray and manatees, plus plenty of other fish in this underwater scene. Outside the tunnel, a few painted sandpipers can be seen digging about in the sand. The updated underpass mural was completed in June of 2017. Read the full story here.

 

Underpass mural before a Los Altos muralist repainted it

 

Underwater ocean mural in California Underpass

 

Kelp and zebrafish mural

 

Killer whale mural in California

 

Manatee mural with ocean scene

 

Octopus mural with seascape

 

Aquatic mural with fish in Palo Alto, California

 

Sandpiper mural with beach scene

 

Palo Alto mural with shark by peninsula painter

 

Kelp mural in California

 

Surfer mural in freeway underpass

 

Handpainted Bay Area mural with ocean scene by Muralist Morgan Bricca

 

Underwater ocean mural in California underpass tunnel