mural

It pretty much ruined the mural of the whole team.

I think the metaphor of a mural is a good one.

The guy who did a mural the main character walks by also doesn't get a credit.

The walls were covered with murals and the floors with junk --- motors, robot parts, circuit boards.

How creepy of faceblock to put up a mural made of tiles of their users pictures!

No one would pay enough to build a nice mural or sculpture in a poor neighborhood, but that doesn't mean it isn't worth doing.

Our solution was to organize a few of our graffiti artist friends to do a full mural.

I think the time to turn these all into public mural projects and community spaces has finally come.

Who am I to build a roller coaster, paint a 20 foot mural, build a loft, hack a PS3, build a crazy device and start a company out of it?

You're reminding me of a High School I went to that has a large mural with the words "Don't mind the gap" and a bunch of different colored children on it.

If you were painting a mural on the ceiling of a large structure that you want to be admired for generations to come- do you hire 5 brilliant painters or 1000 average painters?

At one point, the agency's owner had a mural put in a common area--it was a comic about a superhero who could manage to do anything with a ridiculous time crunch.

Just like painting the same mural as the guy across the street, making the same dishes as the restaurant down the street, Etc. But it is the nature of things that if you can easily copy it, well there will be copies made.

You wouldn't automatically get a great work of art if you told Van Gogh, Matisse, Monet, Munch and Seurat to collaborate on a mural -- but you see all sorts of great murals that were painted by teams of less-talented artists.

In the middle a large, jaunty, mural in the seat-pocket-emergency-evacuation-instructions drawing style.