Street Art in Los Angeles
Street Art in Los Angeles is everywhere you look. Wandering down Hollywood Boulevard, it can be easy to be caught up in the celebrity stars on the Walk of Fame, the theatres that line the streets and the crazy entertainers in costume taking photos with over-eager tourists. But, waiting around the corners, down the side streets and alleyways is some really cool street art.
Here’s some of my favourites that I encountered in my short time in LA.
Street Art in Los Angeles
Cosmic Love
This one just sticks out to me with it’s vibrancy and colour. Sitting unassumingly next to a shower door store, this piece just gives me the warm and fuzzies.
Frank Sinatra
Old Blue Eyes’ face is painted on a shopfront roller door on the Boulevard, not far from his star on the Walk of Fame.
Sneakers
There are a bunch of sneaker walls around the Boulevard. They encompass the cool, hip and casual California lifestyle perfectly. I would live in sneakers if I could!
The Silhouette
This guy is right under your feet! Just another reminder that you should always take note of your surroundings otherwise you can miss out.
Nancy Sinatra
Are you ready boots? Nancy Sinatra is not far away from her Dad on this Hollywood Boulevard side street.
Weird fantasy creatures
These guys make a few appearances along the Boulevard. Weird, but super fun and colourful!
A whole wall of fun
This wall adds so much colour to the dark and gritty Hollywood area. I love it!
Alien Head
Just around a corner, this strange and spooky green face peeks out.
Thai Town
This little power box is covered in Thai influences to mark the entrance of Thai Town at the Griffith Park end of the Boulevard. It’s a good place to finish your street art walk, because you can grab some delicious Pad Thai on the cheap when you’re done!
All of these photos are taken from around the Hollywood area.
But, I’m sure that there are heaps of other awesome street art viewing spots in LA just waiting to be discovered, too.
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