Lady Luck Mural by Amandalynn
Address
201 W. Main St.
Arlington, TX 76010
Details
Audio Guide, read by Bronwyn Beasley
Title: Lady Luck
Artist: Amandalynn
Completed in: 2019
Partners: KAABOO Texas, Downtown Arlington
Cowgirl
Painted on Wellspring on Main is a large, colorful mural which wraps around two sides of the building’s second story. Renowned artist AmandaLynn created the mural in conjunction with the 2019 KAABOO Texas music and arts festival, which was held at AT&T Stadium in the Arlington Entertainment District. It took the artist four days to complete it. She incorporated monarch butterflies, stars, an armadillo, and a cowgirl to symbolize the natural environment, rich culture, and joyful spirit of Texas.
“When I paint a mural in a community, I do research in advance so I can tie in to local themes, including floral and fauna,” said Amandalynn. “The monarch is the official state butterfly of Texas, not to mention they migrate through the state. The armadillo is Texas's official small state mammal. And how can you go wrong with a cowgirl? I hope that people get joy out of my work.”
About the Artist
Website: alynnpaint.com
Instagram: instagram.com/alynnpaint
Amandalynn is a Northern California–based muralist and fine artist whose distinctive work celebrates femininity in all forms. Drawing inspiration from nature and humanity, she weaves graceful line work and decorative patterns into her paintings and murals. Her art can be found in galleries and on walls around the world.
Amandalynn holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the San Francisco Academy of Art. She began developing her signature street art style in 2001, working alongside San Francisco’s graffiti community. She remains deeply committed to public art, both in collaboration with other artists and through her own large-scale murals.
About the Downtown Arlington Public Art Program
The Downtown Arlington Public Art Program seeks to engage and inspire our community through art in public spaces. This mural was funded in part by the Arlington Cultural Tourism Council in 2017, the Texas Commission for the Arts Storefront Improvement Grant, [uj1] and property owner contributions[uj2] , To find more public art in Downtown Arlington, visit the links at the bottom of this webpage. Downtown Arlington is the Arlington Cultural District
