EVH Guitar Center Mural Revealed

**JMJ** · 01.26.21, 08:05 PM

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**Raldo** · 01.27.21, 03:24 AM

That mural is just so cool.

**marcin** · 01.27.21, 05:01 AM

What Jeff Beck is doin' on Eddie's mural?

**I Coulda Hada VH** · 01.27.21, 09:11 AM

My wife's brother (who is not really much of a music fan) just texted me and a couple of our friends an article about the mural. He said, "Let's make a pilgrimage to see it and then hit Olvera Street for taquitos afterwards."

**Jedi McFly** · 01.27.21, 10:58 AM

If the City of Pasadena doesn't step up and establish a memorial for Ed then this is gonna be the place for me to visit and pay my respects. I'm sure I'll visit it either way, but as of now this seems to be the most prominent memorial landmark since Ed's passing.

**japeape** · 01.27.21, 11:59 AM

Imagine if the blue tarp drops, and it's a portrait of C.C. Deville?

**MD 5150** · 01.27.21, 03:12 PM

Originally Posted by japeape

Imagine if the blue tarp drops, and it's a portrait of C.C. Deville?

Oh no, don't Talk Dirty to Me

**I Coulda Hada VH** · 01.27.21, 04:20 PM

Originally Posted by japeape

Imagine if the blue tarp drops, and it's a portrait of C.C. Deville?

That would be like going to bed with Halle Berry and waking up with Whoopi Goldberg.

**MD 5150** · 01.27.21, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by I Coulda Hada VH

That would be like going to bed with Halle Berry and waking up with Whoopi Goldberg.

It would be bad, but I could walk away from the C.C. mural while cussing out the "artist".

The Halle Berry to Whoopi thing would be so much more detrimental to one's being.

**VH1986** · 01.27.21, 07:30 PM

Incredible mural. I really feel the artist's love for Ed in the work. Well done.

**Little Dreamer** · 01.27.21, 09:13 PM

Wolf has given his stamp of approval.

**LAD-1972** · 01.29.21, 10:55 AM

I have to give this dude major respect if the following is true. Even da Vinci used a grid system to enlarge works of art. Great work!

“Typically, an artist that paints at this scale would have a team of people working with them, and would use grids and projectors in a kind of paint-by-numbers situation,” says the muralist. “My process has always been one that’s completely freehand – no grids, no projections, no stencils. All brushwork, so none of it is aerosol.”