Back home in Pittsburgh now but 
here’s an evening stroll from my hotel to the old city center in Reykjavik last week. Laugavegur was the street. It got dark on my way back. You can see the sea at the end of a couple of the streets. Open candles in windows were inviting
“Don’t Mess with a Knitter” tattoo on upper arm- the canvas of the old woman in the window of the closed Art Gallery so no chance to give the artist credit.
Sunday morning, I walked from the train to the Schoenefeld Airport and noticed the scaffolding was down and the painting of the mural complete.
I saw the artist’s name, Steven Karlstedt. You might remember the photo of the painting of the mural when I arrived a couple of weeks ago.
https://rutheh.com/2018/04/03/the-mural-painter-in-berlin/
Photographed on March 31st
https://www.stevenkarlstedt.de/
Farewell until my next visit.
Between the Schoenefeld airport and the train station. Painting the Brandenburg Gate on the wall.
*almost wordless
Mural by artist Dan Kitchener article by Maya Henry
Time Lapse Video of Mural Being Painted
From my visit in April
You know how I love to photograph signage (and knit)
Joanne spotted this one!
at the Hill Country Weavers yarn store on South Congress Austin Texas
and a familiar Pittsburgh icon found in at Home Slice Pizza in Austin
OUR very own Mr. Rogers
Complete with surveillance cameras.
To see and read more about the mural painted by Romare Bearden in 1984 click the article here.
Appraised at 15 million dollars.
Most people who pass by it on their daily commute, probably have no idea. It’s 60 by 13 feet.
I tried the panorama setting again on my new iPhone.
Friday afternoon we (guests from Florida) and my brother and sister, explored the neighborhood of Short North after we ate lunch in German Village. When asked what we should be sure to see, a woman recommended this painting of Mona Lisa. (painted by artist Brian Clemons) We had fun trying to find it, asking several residents where she was……uh, oh, yes, I know I have seen her….not far….hmmmmmm
A short diversion from the task at hand . We had coffee at Cup of Joe afterwards.
All set for the wedding on Saturday afternoon.
At the bottom of Pacific at Kincaid St, headed to Arlington from Garfield- I saw this artwork. I haven’t seen it before. I am hoping someone can tell me who the artist is. It was unexpected. We ask students- What is the artist saying?
