STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN PARK MURALS

This park is a tribute to legendary blues guitarist, the late Stevie Ray Vaughan.

Vaughan's first stage performance was at the Cockrell Hill Jubilee, now the site of the Park. The murals include one of his infamous hats, a photo collage of his life with brother Jimmie Vaughan and three iconic images of Stevie playing the guitar.


​Location:  4334 West Jefferson Blvd. Dallas, TX • The City of Cockrell Hill

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OAK CLIFF BAT GIRL

Bat Girl​ proudly displayed in the Bishop Arts District, Oak Cliff. Yvonne Craig, the original BatGirl was an Oak Cliff native.

​Location:  the corner of N. Bishop and 8th Street. Get your picture taken on the Bat Signal and don't forget to post on Instagram @Oakcliffbatgirl ​

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BLUES ALLEY MURALS DEEP ELLUM

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CEDAR & VINE • LAKE HIGHLANDS

WESTLOOP APARTMENTS
IRVING

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STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN

The iconic Stevie Ray Vaughan was born in Oak Cliff/Cockrell Hill and often used go to Deep Ellum to hear blues bands which influenced him as a musician/guitarist and song writer.
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​Location: on Crowdus between Main St. and Elm St.  Stop by and  get your picture taken with Stevie and don't forget to post on Instragram @Stevierayellum

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DEEP RAWLINS

This mural was inspired by local Poet, and a good friend, Rawlins Gilliland.

Location: Near the corner of Crowdus & Elm St. in Deep Ellum. Get your picture taken with Rawlins and don't forget to post on Instagram @Deeprawlins​

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MURPHY MURAL

This TEXAS inspired mural was designed to add a big splash of color for the City of Murphy, Texas.

Location: Murphy Community Center

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MURALS WITH PEOPLE

NOT ALL HEROES WEAR CAPES

This mural was created during the pandemic and dedicated to healthcare workers. The owner, Jeff Brightwell, of Dot's Hop House wanted to honor his mother. Yes, the very lady the bar/restaurant was named after. Dot was a dedicated nurse her whole life, a true hero. Steve Hunter wanted to honor the NHS healthcare workers in Scotland for taking care of his father when he contracted COVID. The caregivers where amazing and helped him survive, putting their own lives as risk daily. Hunter and Brightwell collaborated on this mural's design to get their message across.