A whimsical representation of seaside life can be seen along Crown Mountain Road overlooking the airport.

On the East End,  a colorful mural by Megan ‘M Lyn’ McHugh points the way to One Pub.

Those who shop and dine in Yacht Haven Grande get to enjoy tropical imagery created by local artist Jannet Prosper, a.k.a. Planet Jannet.

Near the crest of Crown Mountain Road between the Botanical Gardens and Shangri La bed and breakfast, the Kaleidoscope Mural Project (pictured below) is creatively revitalizing an unsightly retaining wall.

Eye-catching designs reflect the seven chakras of ancient Buddhist and Hindu traditions. Each chakra has a unique symbol and is associated with a specific color, musical note, and flower. 

The murals are presented by seven local artists including Amy Gibbs, owner of Art Explorium and host of popular Art Uncorked events. Her image of the throat chakra centers on communication. 

Iréne Debrice, a public health scientist, painted a representation of the root chakra symbolizing physical identity, stability and grounding. 

In addition to Kaleidoscope, the ride up Crown Mountain from Nisky Center sports several mural clusters including a display of whimsical sea creatures (shown above left).

At Yacht Haven Grande, you will find vibrant murals celebrating tropical life. Local artist Jannet Prosper — a.k.a. Planet Jannet — worked on the project as part of a public art collaboration with the V.I. Council on the Arts. 
(shown above right)

Wherever your travels take you on St. Thomas, don’t be surprised if you come across mural art to photograph, celebrate and enjoy.