National Geographic Celebrates Earth Day with Mural Art Across the US

In celebration of Earth Day, Countrywide Geographic has partnered with ABC Owned Television Stations (OTV) and regional artists in 4 big cities to fashion murals centered on four themes: wildlife, the Amazon, forests and oceans. All of the murals have been influenced by pictures from National Geographic’s archive.

The impression highlighted higher than was painted below in NYC by Brooklyn-primarily based muralist and illustrator Steffi Lynn. Various more illustrations or photos of environmentally-conscious murals that have surfaced this month in collaboration with Countrywide Geographic follow:

A near-up from the NYC mural — fashioned by Steffi Lynn — found at 573 Johnson Avenue in Bushwick, Brooklyn

Philadelphia-based muralist and multimedia artist Eurhi Jones in partnership with Mural Arts Philadelphia

Philadelphia-centered Eurhi Jones with a near-up of her mural located at the Overbrook Environmental Education Heart. 

The prolific Chicago-centered self-taught street artist Sentrock at do the job

 A extensive look at of Sentrock and his mural found at ABC Chicago station’s building façade at 190 N State Road

 San Francisco-based mostly illustrator and muralist Alice Lee in partnership with Paint the Void provides the ultimate touches to her mural

Alice Lee with her accomplished mural, positioned at the intersection of Divisadero and Haight streets

Featured pics courtesy of Countrywide Geographic’s #NatGeoPlanetPossible job

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