Austin Street Art & Murals

The iconic postcard-style mural that became Austin's most photographed landmark. A love letter to the city in vintage typography.

Spray-painted on the side of Jo's Coffee, this simple declaration became a worldwide symbol of Austin's warmth.

A playful toast-and-butter mural that has become one of Austin's most beloved Instagram backdrops.

The iconic Hi, How Are You frog by legendary Austin musician and artist Daniel Johnston, a symbol of Austin's creative spirit.

A stunning photorealistic portrait of the Red Headed Stranger, celebrating Austin's country music legend.

While the original HOPE Gallery has been relocated, the spirit of Austin's largest legal graffiti park lives on through community art projects.

A sprawling collection of murals adorning the walls, containers, and fences of this beloved South Austin coffee shop and beer garden.

A massive, vibrant geometric mural inspired by the ATLAS particle detector at CERN, blending science and art.

Colorful portraits celebrating the diverse faces and stories of East Austin's vibrant community.

A rotating gallery wall featuring collaborations between local and visiting artists, always evolving.

The exterior of Biscuit Paint Wall restaurant features rotating murals by Austin artists, making it a constantly fresh photo destination.

A whimsical mural celebrating Austin's famous Mexican free-tailed bats that emerge from the Congress Avenue Bridge each evening.