The California underpass is a 180-foot-long tunnel at the end of California Avenue in Palo Alto. An ocean mural had been painted in the tunnel back in 1998 by a team of volunteers, but the artwork had deteriorated and needed to be freshened up. I painted orca whales and humpback whales, a surfer and an octopus, a stingray and manatees, plus plenty of other fish in this underwater scene. Outside the tunnel, a few painted sandpipers can be seen digging about in the sand. The updated underpass mural was completed in June of 2017.
- Underpass mural before a Los Altos muralist repainted it
- Underwater ocean mural in California Underpass
- Kelp and zebrafish mural
- Killer whale mural in California
- Manatee mural with ocean scene
- Octopus mural with seascape
- Aquatic mural with fish in Palo Alto, California
- Sandpiper mural with beach scene
- Palo Alto mural with shark by peninsula painter
- Kelp mural in California
- Surfer mural in freeway underpass
- Handpainted Bay Area mural with ocean scene by Muralist Morgan Bricca
- Underwater ocean mural in California underpass tunnel