After my last mural post on the the well sponsored, and highly reputable art by a famous muralist, I'd like to continue this series with some less glorious, but still kick-ass looking murals that Mazunte has to offer.

The first one was taken opposite the Turtle Center, at a shady time of the day. For this reason I went back a few days later, only to find that a big pile of sand had been dumped in front of the wall, covering the art. Still, even in the shade you can't escape the looks of the many faces of Mazunte staring back at you.

This other cool picture I found outside a little store by the main square. Once again, you could say that the light conditions are less than ideal, but after a while I started liking the beam of light illuminating the face of the warrior.

I couldn't see an artist's tag on either of the pictures, but they may actually have been painted by the same person... or people, for that matter. In any case, it's nice to see that people are active at making their place beautiful, or at least interesting to look at. Each of these B-side murals is worth at least as much as the big one on the Turtle Center.

If you liked this, check out my developing series on Mexican murals:  

• The Turtle Center in Mazunte
• Sesame Street, the Mexican Way (güey)
• A Poetic Message About Tremmors
• Horrific Animals in the Roma
• Beautiful Animals in the Roma
• A Beast With a Mesmerizing Look
• New Pictures on Old Walls
• When Big Red Lips Start Growing On You
• Funky Graphics in the Condesa
• A Less Appreciated Wall Painting
• The Flower of Life in a Face
• Honoring the Departed
• The Kiss of Death
• Worsening Situation for Women
• All Your Favorite Mexican Motives
• Aztec Legends in Metro Tacubaya
• Tlaloc in His Element
• Illuminated Illumination
• The Rapidly Changing Wall of La Casa Picnic
• Axolotls Wherever You Look!
• Axolotl in the Parque Lira
• A Healing Mermaid Under Mexican Skies
• Skate On Forever
• Four Sides of a Water Box
• The Children of the Feathered Serpent
• Painted Garage Doors
• New Stairs-Art in my Neighborhood
• Dream of a Sunday Afternoon in the Alameda Central
• La Familia Burrón in the Center
• Playing With Bugs on the Rooftop
• A Journey Through Rock and Roll
• Elite Warriors in the Parque México
• Laboratory Work on the Cocoa
• High Above the City
• Feminist Mural on a Blue-Collar Business
• Not Much New in Almost a Year
• Commercial Murals for Small Businesses
• A Mural for a Movie
• Get to Know Your Local Cacti
• New Images Covering Old Ones
• A Warrior Princess in Mazunte
• A Cartoon with a Public Health Message
• Murals Under Periferico
• Murals of the Barrio in Aguascalientes
• Respected and Less Respected Paintings
• Under Metro Line 4 
• ChaliaKiller's – Murals, Chilaquiles, and Lots More 
• A Familiar Face 
• Political Expression: the Painting is on the Wall 
• Different Types of Wall Paintings 
• The Beauty of Death and the Struggle of Life 
• Winston Churchill and the Bike Movement