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Summer Sun

Category: Utility Box

Summer Sun Audrey Miller, 2014 Utility Box

Sun and Waves

Category: Utility Box

Sun and Waves Kristen Decker, 2012 Utility Box

Sunset at Trestles

Category: Utility Box

Sunset at Trestles Ashley Keene, 2013 Utility Box at the northeast cornet of Calle Del Cerro and Avenida Vista Montana.

Sunset Dinner

Category: Utility Box

Sunset Dinner Michael Ravetti, 2013 Utility Box at the northwest corner of Calle Del Cerro and Avenida Pico.

Surf's Up

Category: Utility Box

Surf's Up Jackson Hinkle, 2012 Utility Box at the North entrance to San Clemente High School.

Tim

Category: Mural

Tim Michael King and Wade Konoakowsky, 2013 Ceramic Tile Mural located at the Farmers and Merchants Bank.

United Gas Tile Mural

Category: Mural

United Gas Tile Mural Ceramic tile mural located at the United Gas Station on South El Camino Real.

Untitled USA Surfing Mural

Category: Mural

Untitled USA Surfing Mural Dana Martino, 2021 The mural is located on an East wall facing the alleyway anf the Bartlett Building. It depicts surfers Andino and Marks riding waves on surfboards. Dana Martino moved to San Clemente to be part of the city's strong surfing and artist community. She says "I envision turning these blank, lifeless walls into a powerful, bright work of art." Martino's work is featured in murals and public art in New Jersey, Florida, and Huntington Beach.

Untitled USA Surfing Mural

Category: Mural

Untitled USA Surfing Mural Jeff Lukasik, 2021 This mural is located at the Nomads Hotel. Jeff Lukasik was born and raised in San Clemente. His stunning work and will be featured in upcoming World Surfing League promotions. Lukasik says his art is inspired by his love for the ocean and surfing. Nomads Hotel co-founder Sean Rowland (a former WSL photographer) said he is "humbled and honored to have this opportunity" to celebrate Olympic surfers and surfing. "When I heard that there was an opportuniry to show support for the USA team, and more specifically or Hometown Hero's Andino and Marks, I couldn't wait to raise my hand for the mural project," Rowland said.