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Monday 14 May 2018

Monday Murals - Kids Play

A new mural had popped up in Bairro da Torre (suburb of Torre), Cascais,  since we were last there in September 2017.
On the corner of Travessa Robalo and Rua Estrela do Mar, just across from the German Lidl supermarket, the mural portrays 2 kids playing with a ball, with the title "Other angles".

After a bit of a search I managed to come across the artist's name on Instagram and then facebook - Shay Petricevich Costoya,  a young Brazilian artist living in Portugal.

Just peeping through from a building further down you can see on the second photo the mural - The Fisherman, that I posted in January this year.

If you like murals or have a mural you'd like to post, this meme is for you; justfollow the Linky steps below.   Be sure to link back to this blog and visit your fellow posters.  Looking forward to your mural finds this week.  Thanks.




"Other angles"




40 comments:

  1. ...at first it looked like ICY and SOT's work. This is a nice one.

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    1. I had to look them up, didn't know their work Tom. Thanks for contributing too.

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  2. I love it and what a dull bare wall it would be without the mural.

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    1. Thanks Andrew, it certainly changes the buildings.

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  3. E assim se embeleza uma fachada de um prédio nada bonito.
    Bjs, boa semana

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    1. Isso mesmo Pedro, um bairro cheio de predios feios, mas cheio de bonitos murais. Boa semana.

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  4. Other Angles sounds great for it. I like how the artist has one kid's back towards us. It makes it very interesting.
    Great find, Sami.

    And thank you for hosting. :)

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    1. Thanks Dee, glad you enjoyed it and thank for contributing too.

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  5. This is adorable, Sami. I really like the realism and the fact the tree hasn't budded so it doesn't cover the building and mural yet.

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    1. Thanks Elizabeth, it is very well done.

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  6. Wow, it´s quite huge! Hehe, Lidl. We do go there on a regular basis actually.

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    1. I always tell my Dad he should get shares as he's a big fan of Lidl, loo.
      Thanks Iris.

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    1. Obrigada Francisco, boa semana para si tambem.

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  8. A very nice mural with the two boys, looks almost a photo.

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    1. Thanks Marianne, it does look very real.

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  9. Great mural and of course football is the number 1 sport in Portugal. Very appealing.

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    1. That's right Stef, hadn't thought of that.

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  10. I really like this mural!

    And your niece's wedding was gorgeous, loved all the creative touches by the bride.

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    1. Thank you Jackie. My niece is very talented.

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  11. It is a really good one, Sami!

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  12. I like this mural. It gives the neighborhood a friendly feel.

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    1. It certainly makes those ugly buildings look a lot better. Thanks Sharon.

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  13. that is a beautiful mural. as Sharon pointed out - it gives the neighborhood a friendly feel. and, there are NO cars!!!

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    1. It's just a pedestrian area next to the mural, cars can only park on the back of the building, so it's nice that the mural has an uninterrupted view. Thanks Klara.

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  14. Very beautiful. Thanks for hosting and I hope that you have a wonderful week.

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    1. Thanks for your visit. Have a lovely week too.

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  15. Nice! I like that it presents a wholesome message for kids.

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  16. Love this one Sami, so many fab murals in Lisbon.
    p.s. sorry I''m late..computer probs :)

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    1. No problem Grace, still on time. Hope your computer is behaving again.

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