Oh yeah, you like mural art too! That's awesome! I bet you have some nice ones to in Aus too from similar artists we get here as some of them are world renowned , maybe you can take a stroll around and get some photos when you have time, might help lift you out of the blues for a short time at least and get some bad ass photos (they look really cool when you over saturate the colors after too). Best way to get thru rough times is finding peaceful moments where you can just escape in the beauty, it helps forget when the mind gets overcrowded, at least it does for me. You are doing great, 2020 has been a messed up year, 2021 will be better. Take your time and process all the stuff, we can't be all stitched together all the time...Tacos fall apart sometimes but we still think they are great right!?!

We have a muralist festival called Rust Magic, it's been ongoing for at least 3 years maybe 4 and it should be a social distancing type of activity so it might continue for another (I hope). They get some real talent from around the world and a mix of local talent. Some are 4 levels tall , some are outdoors others are around malls and commuter train stations, there is over 50 to find just from the festival alone...it's so amazing, I'll leave a photo below and a bit of info on the artist.

We don't have to agree on all the foods! I'm sure you eat your fare share of things I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole, but otherwise yes we do seem similar and into many points of interests and mindset. It's all about balance.

I was into binge watching GOT over the winter, highly addictive! It's a great show. I heard rumors there might be a John Snow spin-off in the works. Took me a while to get into it but once I did that was it! I'm surprised I haven't watched breaking Bad until now, it's really good tho especially later in the show, I highly recommend when you are done GOT.

I'll look forward to your theme, I'm not a talented drawer but I can manage to put together stick figures alright enough...lol

This is from Spanish Team Pichi-Avo. There was a wall full of graffiti and the artists wanted to include them in their design so they only covered it with a thin layer of white paint so they could be incorporated in their art. This is a color saturated version

This is the other half of the mural and I left it original colors to show the difference.