A mural in progress. Jorge kept working…
… while Javier paused to chat and pose.
Also seen August 4, 2020 in Barrio de Jalatlaco, this time on Alianza.
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Beautiful. What else is there to say.
Thank you! I love seeing the muralists at work.
My brother is George the guy that is painting the flower, and Javier the friend of both, he sent me the URL and I discovered your page, by the way very interesting. Oaxaca it’s full of art and culture enjoy it.
I have lived in Oaxaca for 11 years and love the art and culture. As of today, over 500 people have viewed the post. If you have a website, Facebook page , email or other contact information where people (potential paying customers?) can contact Jorge, please send and I will add it to the blog post.
Absolutely stunning! The artistry and creativity of the Oaxacan people never ceases to amaze me!
Yes, I frequently find myself saying the same thing!
Impressive.
Yes, the artistry and the scale; they are huge!
Gorgeous. Thank you for posting it.
Thank you! I told the guys I was going to post it on my blog and gave them the URL, so I’m hoping they will see it.
These are stunning! Thank you so much for all you capture there for we lovers of the culture!
Than ks! Here in Oaxaca during these covid-19 days, with museums and galleries closed, the streets are about the only place culture can be found.
Most interesting different techniques , with brilliant results, thanks for sharing!
I agree, especially the scales on the serpents!
Spectacular. It’s great that you were there when they were there!
I know; the timing was perfect!
I live on the corner of Alianza but I’ve never seen this. Is it in the block with Xiguela?
It’s closer to Blvd. Eduardo Vasconcelos.
Stunning. Thank you for sharing these slices of life in oaxaca.
You are welcome! There is so much talent in Oaxaca.
Beautiful colors and stunning images. Thank you!
Thank you for reading and your comment. The talent here is wonderful!
In response to the request, this is the website of my brother Jorge.
https://www.facebook.com/george.barahona.58
Thank you very much for your support.
Thank you! I added the link to my blog post.