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Murnong Community Centre mural by Lucy Lucy, Preston — two children with flowers and a butterfly on a pink wall, Donnybrook VIC.

Murnong Community Centre

By Lucy D

Preston, Australia

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Photorealistic monochrome portrait mural by dda_toi in Upper Hutt, honouring a community legend on an exterior concrete wall.

Murals to honour community legends!

By Daniel A

Upper Hutt, New Zealand

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NHS Community Mural by Lespleen, London — illustrative nature and wildlife panels on exterior brick wall featuring hoopoe bird, swallows, and botanicals.

NHS Community Mural

By Le S

London, United Kingdom

(5.0)

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Community garden access tunnel mural by StaceyH.Art in Pencader, with sunburst ceiling and nature panels painted by local residents.

Community Garden Access Tunnel

By Stacey H

Pencader, United Kingdom

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LSE Community Painting triptych by Clementel, London — vibrant illustrative acrylic canvas mural celebrating student life.

LSE community painting

By Cristina C

London, United Kingdom

(5.0)

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Headspace Community Mural by Yeimy Sanchez, Ballarat — vibrant botanical mural with diverse youth figures and national flowers.

Headspace Community Mural Ballarat, Australia (2026)

By Yeimy S

Hawthorn, Australia

(5.0)

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Community Mural by Emily Read in Montreal — girl reading among flowers beneath a galaxy sky on a brick wall.

Community Mural

By Emily R

Montreal, Canada

(5.0)

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Community Mural by Andi, Toronto — pastel botanical hallway and stairwell mural with oversized floral and leaf silhouettes.

Community Mural

By Andrea B

Toronto, Canada

(5.0)

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Vibrant sea turtle detail from the Larkwood courtyard community mural by EYESAW, London. Ships worldwide.

Larkwood, courtyard community mural

By P C

London, United Kingdom

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A Community of Immigrants mural by KenjiLiu, Los Angeles — three family portrait panels on boarded storefront in Little Tokyo.

A Community of Immigrants

By Kenji L

Los Angeles, United States

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Community geometric triangle mural by Yassalehi in Manchester — colourful scattered triangles on an exterior residential wall.

Community Mural for an Urban Neighborhood

By Yasaman M

Manchester, United Kingdom

(5.0)

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Bridges of Community mural by Lura Wilhelm Studio in Redding, CA — large-scale blue portrait with native botanical silhouettes.

Bridges of the community

By Lura W

Redding, United States

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Community mural by Mint + Mabel in Gloucester showing diverse figures cycling, doing yoga, and walking against Robinswood Hill landscape.

Gloucester Sports and Community Hub Social Space

By Mint + Mabel S

Gloucester, United Kingdom

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Community Portraits mural by Shlome at the Vision Theatre, Leimert Park, Los Angeles — vibrant multi-figure indoor wall mural.

Community Portraits

By Shlome H

Los Angeles, United States

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Garces Community mural by EZV in Philadelphia — vibrant illustrative mural celebrating Latino immigrant community at the BOK Building.

Mural Garces Community

By Edith Z

Philadelphia, United States

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If you are looking for a way to give back to your community,   consider community murals! There is no better way to spread love and positivity than through community art murals. Think of your city,   suburb or favourite neighbourhood – could it use a splash of paint? Community wall murals can quickly transform a dull brick wall with a positive message. Murals are proven to transform any area into a safer and more visited space. The perfect location for community murals are schools,   bars,   local cafes and restaurants. Their purpose is often to share a message or spread positivity.

Mid-November of 2020,   Engine Property Group connected with Book An Artist to create a Christmas gift for Melbourne’s community. Engine Property Group wished to bring a little colour back to the city while simultaneously supporting small businesses and the local art scene. Through the Book An Artist platform,   Engine selected one of Melbourne’s local graffiti artists,   Damian,   to paint a community wall mural that would make onlookers stop and say “wow.” The interactive mural design included Australian flora and fauna,   hot air balloons,   children playing and butterfly wings. Since its completion,   the mural has increased foot traffic in the area and created and safe and enjoyable environment for Melbournians.

The Salvation Army commissioned a mural through Book An Artist as a way to remind the community that there is always 'hope.' Inspired by The Salvation Army's founders,   Catherine and William Booth,   Damien designed a mural that embodied their vision for the local thrift shop. The Salvation Army's slogan 'hope for all' is the foundation of a community mural. Community art murals are a fantastic way of giving back,   spreading awareness or promoting hope and positivity. Both Engine Property Group and The Salvation Army are excellent examples of the good that can be done with a little paint!

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