I Love how the characters in the murals below seem to be reacting to the dancers in front of them. Such fun!
This studious-looking dancer seems aware of the disapproval of the Huichol woman behind her. 
Dancer and mural observer seem equally petulant. 
I asked Isidro to translate “In Mexico There is Always Music”–the name of a piece I had written–into Spanish. Instead, he wrote a brief poem on that subject in Spanish which I then translated into English! So this is a see-saw bit of poetry that I then had him paint on my wall.
http://ceenphotography.com/2015/10/13/cees-fun-foto-challenge-graffiti-murals/
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Outstanding murals. Nicer than anything around here.
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Done by my friend Jesus Lopez Vega who did a number of murals at my house as well.
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They are around every corner in Mexico. We have a huge number of artists in our villages on this side of the lake.
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Judy these photos are marvelous. Having the dancers in the photos really adds depth and color. On your first photo, when I first saw it I had not scrolled all the way down to the bottom only the top 3/4 was showing. I was amazed that they painted (the dancer not knowing it was an actual person) with glasses on. I had to just stare at it. 😀
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I know…The photos are surreal–like the characters are coming out of the murals.
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You said it perfectly. If you cropped out the sidewalk you would not know the difference. Well maybe not. 😀
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