Sacramento continues to encourage and promote it’s Wide Open Walls art festival. This colorful wall spoke to me as I am always partial to rainbows and color flows like this. Funny enough this was shot as only part of the wall. I preferred this simplicity to the other part of the wall which had the actual substance to it. Art can speak to us in many ways.
Check out other Wide Open Walls 916 murals I have captured here and tell me your favorites!
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
That is an intriguing mural to me. Being slightly colour blind, I don’t always pay attention to subtle variations of colour as in the bottom half of this painting. 🙏🏻
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I just think it’s beautiful in its simplicity. I’m glad you like it. I wish I could see what you see and vice versa.
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Haha! I’m fine with most colours. Blues, red, yellows… My only problem is I cannot really differentiate some greens from some browns. They look alike to me. Unless I put a very strong light, and even then not always. Which led me to the conclusion that colours are conventions. The “red” you see is different from the “red” I see, or Colin, or Eric. It is based on the number of cone in our eyes…
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I couldn’t agree more. I’ve known for a long time men and women see color differently. I imagine it’s genetic somehow from days when you were hunting and we were gathering and caring for children.
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I am really drawn to this one. I enjoyed your conversation with Brian, too. I often have wondered what other people are seeing, compared to what I see.
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This is probably one of if not my favorite too. I’m just totally drawn to the color. And I think I mentioned it but it’s only part of the full painting.
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Another brilliant one!
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