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Big Bee!

Category: Functional Artwork

On this painted traffic control box has been transformed into a bee with a delightful smile on it's face and upward turned eyes as if trying to see its little wings on its back (the top of the traffic box).

Bike Rack

Category: Functional Artwork ; Outdoor Sculpture

In this sculpture the words Bike Rack are formed in burnished metal and serve as the actual bike rack. From the corners of the structure extend three renderings of trees, the tops of which almost blend with the trees in Albert Park. The piece was designed by Kim Foy and created by local artist Jim Lakey.

Breathe the Air!

Category: Functional Artwork

This dumpster is painted with red silhouette figures enjoying the outdoors as they enjoy their run. The dumpster is the sister work of the mural on the adjacent building.

Butterflies

Category: Functional Artwork

On this painted traffic control box , butterflies fly above a birds eyeview of a landscape.

College Park Box 1

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box are painted flowers on blue background.

College Park Box 12

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box are multi-colored flowers on a blue background with swirling brush strokes and interspersed vines, Kathryn's intrepretation of the district's floral theme. This box can be found on the side of Tijuana Flats facing Smith St.

College Park Box 13

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box are multi-colored petals on a white background which represent Katie's intrepretation of the district's floral theme.

College Park Box 14

Category: Functional Artwork

This traffic control box features a unique view of a flower, viewers see what is usually hidden behind the petals a pollen covered stamen.

College Park Box 16

Category: Functional Artwork

This traffic control box is painted with diasies on a light blue background. The box stands in front of the Edgewater High School in front of the athletic fields.

College Park Box 18

Category: Functional Artwork

This traffic control box features leaf-less trees on a gray background. The box stands at the main entrance of Edgewater High School.

College Park Box 3 "Happy Flower"

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box smiling purple and yellow flowers on a white background, reminscent of a sliding tile puzzle.

College Park Box 4

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box are painted red and orange flowers on a light blue background.

College Park Box 6

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box is painted a small boy wearing a hat who presents a bouquet of flowers to his mom as a bird flies overhead. Ethan Long's representation of the district's floral theme seems to have been taken directly from one of his childrens books.

College Park Box 7 "She Loves Me"

Category: Functional Artwork

On this traffic control box is painted the profile of two figures looking lovingly at each other. The figured are designed as though they are flowers, their petals form a heart shaped frame for their faces.

College Park Box 8

Category: Functional Artwork

Against a light blue background are painted different potted flowers, facing Princeton St is a vibrant orange flower with vines wrapped around the stem. The other flowers on the box are yellow and pink.

College Park Box 9

Category: Functional Artwork

Against a green background, a puppy playfully sniffs poppy flowers.

College Park Dumpster

Category: Functional Artwork

Located across the road from Credo Downtown, this brightly painted dumpster shows a dog in a green space with three houses in the background. The curved lines of the scene makes it stand out against the linear panes of the dumpster.

Dumpster Diver

Category: Functional Artwork

On this dumpster is painted a male figure in an old fashioned diving helmet goes diving in the dumpster and seems to have a found something of great interest.

Florida Spoonbills

Category: Functional Artwork

On this dumpster is painted a flock of Florida Spoonbills wading among marshes.

Junkbot

Category: Functional Artwork

On this dumpster is painted a pink robot holding a daisy as it loses one of its petals.

Karma Chameleon

Category: Functional Artwork

On this dumpster is painted a blue and green zebra patterned chameleon on a branch against a black and white zebra patterned background.

Let's Hold Hands in Harmony

Category: Functional Artwork

On this painted traffic control box, three children, two girls and a boy hold hands in a circle. This box was painted by a Ferncreek Elementary School teacher and her students.

Marilyn Monroe

Category: Functional Artwork

On this dumpster is painted a portrait of the famous movie star surrounded by words that have been associated with her life and legend against a red and yellow background.

Medical

Category: Functional Artwork

On this painted traffic control box is the shape of Florida painted as the state flag with a stethescope over central Florida and the Rod of Asclepius.

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