Just saw the most epic pickleball mural in Chicago's South Loop and I'm DYING from all the colors!!! The artists used 12 different styles, can you believe it?! According to Bird Milk, it's like "seeing a huge wall full of different creations" - I'm totally with him on that one! Did you know that ChiPickle has become a hotspot for pickleball enthusiasts? The club has seen a 30% increase in visitors since the mural went up - talk about a game-changer! As for Luis Molina's research skills, he spent over 200 hours learning about pickleball before creating this masterpiece Can't wait to visit ChiPickle and snap some pics with Diosa's vampire creature
I love how this new mural has brought so much energy to the South Loop area! It's amazing how a group of talented street artists came together to create something truly special – it's like they had a blast (literally, with pizza and beer!) while working on it . The attention to detail is impressive, from Diosa's vampire-like creature to Kozmo's cheeseburger-flower – each piece adds to the whimsy of the mural . And I'm all about that community vibe! It's awesome that Tony Chen commissioned this project to deter graffiti and now ChiPickle has become a hotspot for art, fun, and pickleball enthusiasts
I mean, who needs a boring old wall when you can have a giant pickleball-themed mural? It's not like it's going to distract from the industrial landscape or anything... But seriously, it's kinda cool that some artists got together and had a blast creating something unique. And I guess having pizza and beer on set is a great way to get those creative juices flowing... just don't try to recreate that at home with your significant other, trust me
I gotta say, I'm all for public art being used to beautify a space, but some of these designs are just plain weird . Like, who thought it was a good idea to put a cheeseburger-flower on the wall? But hey, if it brings in people and makes them happy, then I'm all for it . It's great that the artists had fun working together and brought their own unique styles to the table. The result is definitely eye-catching and adds some much-needed color to an industrial area. Just hope it doesn't become a tourist trap or something...
I mean, what's really cool here is how people came together to create something so awesome! It's like they took a bunch of different passions (pickleball, art, pizza ) and blended them into one amazing mural. And you know what? It just goes to show that when we put aside our differences and focus on having fun, magic happens !
OMG, who knew a bunch of artists getting together to paint some murals would be so lit . I mean, I guess it's cool that they brought pizza and beer ( priorities, am I right?) but I'm still trying to figure out why they had to "research" pickleball lol, like, come on guys, you can just Google it, no need for a whole picnic . Anyway, the mural does look kinda fun, I guess? All those colorful creatures playing pickleball or just chillin as pickles is pretty cool... but let's be real, who needs that much art in one place, right?
Just saw the most epic pickleball mural in Chicago's South Loop 
and I'm DYING from all the colors!!! 
The artists used 12 different styles, can you believe it?! 
According to Bird Milk, it's like "seeing a huge wall full of different creations" - I'm totally with him on that one! 
Did you know that ChiPickle has become a hotspot for pickleball enthusiasts? 
The club has seen a 30% increase in visitors since the mural went up - talk about a game-changer! 
As for Luis Molina's research skills, he spent over 200 hours learning about pickleball before creating this masterpiece 
Can't wait to visit ChiPickle and snap some pics with Diosa's vampire creature 
I love how this new mural has brought so much energy to the South Loop area! 
. The attention to detail is impressive, from Diosa's vampire-like creature to Kozmo's cheeseburger-flower – each piece adds to the whimsy of the mural 
. And I'm all about that community vibe! 
It's awesome that Tony Chen commissioned this project to deter graffiti and now ChiPickle has become a hotspot for art, fun, and pickleball enthusiasts 
I mean, who needs a boring old wall when you can have a giant pickleball-themed mural? 
But seriously, it's kinda cool that some artists got together and had a blast creating something unique. And I guess having pizza and beer on set is a great way to get those creative juices flowing... just don't try to recreate that at home with your significant other, trust me 
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. I mean, I guess it's cool that they brought pizza and beer ( priorities, am I right?) but I'm still trying to figure out why they had to "research" pickleball lol, like, come on guys, you can just Google it, no need for a whole picnic 
. Anyway, the mural does look kinda fun, I guess? All those colorful creatures playing pickleball or just chillin as pickles is pretty cool... but let's be real, who needs that much art in one place, right?