Have a Good Day (9 Photos)

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David Zinn’s chalk mouse paddles a wooden clog through a drainage channel beside a separate photograph of Tom Bob’s blue bird made from a wall vent and pipe.

Good things to find on a walk.

A missing-dog poster turns out to be a friendly greeting. That playful spirit runs through these nine works, from tiny chalk characters to a mastiff the size of a building.


A Have You Seen This Dog poster with two dog photos, the reply Now you have, and tear-off tabs wishing passersby a great day.

🐶 Have You Seen This Dog?

The large red heading looks like a missing-dog notice. Under the photos: “Now you have. Have a GOOD day.” The tear-off tabs wish you a great day instead of giving a phone number.


Bunnerina by David Zinn in Ann Arbor, Michigan: a chalk rabbit raises its arms on a sidewalk, with real weeds growing from a crack forming its green tutu.

🐰 “Bunnerina” — By David Zinn in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 🇺🇸

💡 Nerd Fact: David Zinn created Bunnerina in Ann Arbor on June 30, 2021, using chalk, charcoal and weeds. His commercial illustration work has included theatre posters, educational cartoons and hand-painted dump trucks.

More: 9 Cute Spring Drawings by David Zinn

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Before-and-after views of Tom Bob’s Blue Bird of Happiness in New Bedford, Massachusetts: a yellow wall vent forms the beak, a painted pipe forms the blue neck and orange legs, and a round blue body is painted on the brickwork.

🐦 “Blue Bird of Happiness” — By Tom Bob in New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA 🇺🇸

A metal vent becomes a yellow beak, while the pipe below forms a long blue neck and orange legs. A round blue body is painted on the brickwork. Tom Bob’s Blue Bird of Happiness was made at Gomes Elementary School in New Bedford, Massachusetts. He shared the finished bird on November 7, 2020.

More: Street Art Using Everyday Objects by Tom Bob

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A tiny chalk mouse paddles a wooden clog through a drawn stream in a real concrete drainage channel, by David Zinn.

🛶 “Nadine Navigates a Gullywasher” — By David Zinn

💡 Nerd Fact: The title Nadine Navigates a Gullywasher uses a dialect word for a brief, exceptionally heavy downpour. Nadine is one of Zinn’s recurring characters, alongside Sluggo the green monster and Philomena the flying pig.

More: They Look Alive: Art by David Zinn

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Sultán by JM Brea in Villafranca, Spain: a giant black mastiff rests across a dark building, with people standing below for scale.

🐕 “Sultán” — By JM Brea in Villafranca, Spain 🇪🇸

With his mouth open and front legs stretched out, Sultán fills the side of a building. The people standing below show just how large he is. JM Brea describes him as a livestock-guarding mastiff and a nod to the dog in Velázquez’s Las Meninas. The mural was painted for 31330 Art Festival in May 2026, whose official program places Brea’s wall at Carretera Pamplona 19 in Villafranca, Navarra.

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A laughing child swings above painted mountains on a tall apartment building in Berlin, in Fly Like a Bird by Demut with WandKonzepte.
Photo: Jeal Berlin

🕊️ “Fly Like a Bird” — By Demut with WandKonzepte in Berlin, Germany 🇩🇪

A laughing child swings high above a painted mountain landscape. The chains reach toward the roofline, and a blue-and-orange bird flies overhead. Demut’s mural covers the side of an apartment building at Vincent-van-Gogh-Straße 24, by the corner of Randowstraße in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen.

💡 Nerd Fact: The mural covers an 11-story facade in Berlin-Hohenschönhausen. According to the commissioner, its design draws on visual elements from Vincent van Gogh’s paintings.

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OAKOAK’s black gymnast silhouette appears to twirl loops of real razor wire as a ribbon against a stone wall.

🎗️ The Ribbon Gymnast — By OAKOAK

Coils of razor wire become the loops of a gymnast’s ribbon. OAKOAK’s small black silhouette has one leg extended and one arm raised. From this angle, the raised hand lines up with the wire.

More: Lovely by OAKOAK

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Before-and-after photographs of Tom Bob’s Bart Simpson painted on a metal pipe fitting, hanging beneath a white parachute painted on the wall.

🪂 Parachuting Bart — By Tom Bob

Bart Simpson dangles beneath a white parachute, a few feet above the sidewalk. Tom Bob uses a metal pipe fitting for the character’s body and paints the canopy across the wall above.

More: 8 Genius Artworks by Tom Bob

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Two photographs show Istanbul street cat Tombili reclining against a curb and Seval Şahin’s bronze sculpture recreating the same relaxed pose.

🐈 Tombili — By Seval Şahin in Istanbul, Turkey 🇹🇷

💡 Nerd Fact: Seval Şahin studied animal-anatomy books and used a friend’s cat, Badem, as a reference while making Tombili’s memorial. She modelled the sculpture in clay before it was cast in bronze, chosen for its durability outdoors. The statue was unveiled in Kadıköy on October 4, 2016, World Animal Day, after a campaign supported by around 17,000 people.

More: The Story Behind Tombili’s Statue


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