On Instagram, I often hashtag #Seattleasalocal but it is sometimes fun to play the role of a tourist in your own city.
By tourism, I mean wandering in a neighborhood with no map or agenda.
Here is what I liked around Pioneer Square last week.
On Instagram, I often hashtag #Seattleasalocal but it is sometimes fun to play the role of a tourist in your own city.
By tourism, I mean wandering in a neighborhood with no map or agenda.
Here is what I liked around Pioneer Square last week.
I love Seattle’s many murals. Some consider them graffiti, while others see them as another form of art. They also can be ads. Often painted directly on a wall, the murals incorporate bricks, stones, metal or architectural elements in their designs.
Downtown, a beautiful orca.
another one
On the side of Fremont Studio: Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman.
In Fremont, a still life coffee house.
In Fremont again.
In International District, by artist Erik Burke (http://eriktburke.com/)
In Beacon Hill, on the wall of Kusina Filipina by a group of artists called Matamuros.
One more in Ballard
This mural has been created on the wall of Kusina Filipina by a group of artists called Matamuros.