Sarah Shaw
Whitby Civic Recreation Complex
The painting of this mural incorporated the new Red
Cross Swim Level critters amongst a busy ocean of
shipwrecks, treasure chests and fun! While you are at
the pool, don't forget to check out the fellows watching
over the lifeguards in their office!
Brie's Room
Peter Rabbit and all his friends gave little Brie
someone to look at no matter where in her room she
is. With Peter himself poking through the fence at
ground level, she always has a playmate to share her
toys.
Sammy's Room
A soft yellow is a fabulous background for this white
picket fence along the wall. Nothing too bold or
dramatic adds a softness to this girl's room. Small
insects are scattered throughout, catching her attention
as she plays. Glitter (a must for little girls) has been
added to the fluttering butterflies, and is only seen in
certain light.
Shakaira's Room
A graffiti wall was the original plan as a backdrop to this
teenager's drum set, however once the mural was complete
she decided no one was allowed to write on it!
African Stairway
For some art students, this mural is but a faint
memory. The original mural painted on the stairway
to the studio had a setting sky with elephants, giraffes
and African trees.
Anne Ottenbrite Pool
A newly renovated pool needed some fun Red Cross
Swim Level critters to amuse the young swimmers!
They learn all they can while the underwater animals
keep a close watch through the portholes.
Mural Sets
Underwater Stairway
Descending into a lower level takes you deeper into
the ocean with something (or someone) to look at on
every wall. Mermaids, dolphins, submarines, sting
rays, turtles, fish and more are all seen by the scuba
diver!
Andrew’s Room
Every boy has an inner superhero, and Andrew was no
exception. His room became a city of buildings with
heros saving the day! Everything painted around his
furniture, with Batman watching over him as he sleeps.
