Mural completed November 2019. Artists are Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal. This mural is part of a family's heartbreaking story. After learning of Aubery Howard's return of cancer, the family, owners of AE Howard Flooring in Enid, OK, commissioned us to paint a mural on their building. The family has had many adventures traveling together, and they wanted something representative of that, [...]

Where Your Garden Grows was created by artist Katelynn Noel Knick in 2020 on the east wall of Atelier. From the artist's website: I was invited to create a large-scale outdoor mural at Atelier, an art non-profit space in Enid, OK. I was their artist in residence for a week and a half and enjoyed getting to know the local community. I was inspired [...]

This mural was created by Clean Hands Army from Tulsa in June 2020. It is located on the south wall of Atelier. a creative outpost for artists and makers.   

Enid's Railroad Museum of Oklahoma pursued its vision to decorate one of its rail cars in a graffiti style often seen on trains, but in a good way. Okie Dust from Oklahoma City produced this tribute to Railroad Museum director Frank "Watermelon" Campbell in the spring of 2019 in an extremely creative way that puts a smile on your face.   

Vision Seeker was H Holden's second Native American monument. The statue depicts a Native American Plains Indian in full headdress, sitting cross-legged while looking into the distance as he ponders a vision. The original Vision Seeker is located in Altus, Oklahoma and was commissioned by National Bank of Commerce. The original was unveiled in May of 1996. The second casting sits outside of Enid [...]

The Ranger is a bronze statue of a bucking horse and rider created by H Holden. This statue is present at Northwestern Oklahoma State University's campuses in Alva, Enid, and Woodward. The statue was a gift to Northwestern from Harold Hamm and his former wife, Sue Ann. Artist Harold Holden said, “The structure will symbolize the qualities of the cowboy: honesty, hard work and [...]

The Homesteaders statue was commissioned by Larry and Delores McClure. It was dedicated September 16, 2007, to honor and remember their pioneering families. The statue is located at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center.   

Thank You, Lord is a self-portrait of the artist, Oklahoma Hall-of-Famer H Holden. Holden made this statue after receiving a life-saving single lung transplant in 1990 as a visual demonstration of his gratefulness to God for His goodness. The six-foot sculpture depicts a life-sized cowboy standing with his hat over his heart. The statue was dedicated August 28, 1991 at the west entrance to Emmanuel [...]

Created by artist Emmy Clark in 2018, Spinning wheel serves as a symbol for Enid's bike culture. The mural depicts a bicycle wheel with a colorful sunburst serving as the background. The vibrant colors and elements used in this mural mix with the surrounding murals in Enid. The artist, Emmy Clark, had this to say about the mural  ”In this age of technology and [...]

Spheres is a welded metal sculpture located on the NOC campus and was created by Paul Denny in 1960.

Shred City, the mural overlooking the Enid Skate Park, was a partnership between the City of Enid and the Public Arts Commission of Enid (PACE). It debuted on October 21, 2021 by Los Angeles-area artist Kiptoe, whose design was chosen by PACE over 18 other submissions. The 2,700 sq. ft. mural covers two adjoining buildings, an 84-foot long corrugated metal building to the [...]

One of the most iconic photographs of all time has been captured in a colorful mural on N Grand St just as you enter downtown Enid from the north. Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima is a black & white photo taken by Joe Rosenthal of the Associated Press as six U.S. Marines raised the flag atop Mt. Suribachi in the final stages of the [...]

The Nature Conservancy of Oklahoma welcomed its Spirit of the Buffalo public art project beginning in January, 2004. Oklahoma artists decorated their blank bison canvas, and their creative work is showcased throughout the state. Prairie Thunder's artist is Cindy Van Kley, commissioned by Ward Petroleum Corp. The name Prairie Thunder was selected following a company contest. The painting on the buffalo is based on [...]

Dedicated April 6, 2020. Artists are Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal From the Hive Appeal website The Play Takes Flight mural at Universal Management & Maintenance is about play leading to discovery, innovation, and breakthroughs. The Covid-19 pandemic became a local reality while painting this mural. With so many parents taking the role of teacher during that confusing time, this mural was a reminder of how [...]

On The Chisholm Trail features silhouettes of a herd of longhorn cattle moving over the Chisholm Trail from their home ranges in south Texas to shipping facilities in Abilene, Kansas. The lone Native American shown in this piece represents the "toll taker" who granted free passage through Indian territory in exchange for two or three "wohaws." The sketches for this piece were provided by [...]

Created by Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal and unveiled August 10, 2019, Oklahoma Phoenix is a 75 foot by 17 foot mural of a scissor-tailed flycatcher, the Oklahoma state bird. The scissortail is depicted rising up from a graphic representation of a stormy Oklahoma sky.   

Dedicated October 26, 2019. Artist is Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal. From the Hive Appeal website The New Day on the Old Trail mural was a joy to paint, with colors that made us swoon, and a deeper meaning than we realized. Philip and Hollee Terry, owners of Big Country Meat Market in Enid, OK, asked for a mural to commemorate the [...]

This whimsical mural features many colorful icons representing Enid. Windmills, wheat, an airplane, an oil drilling rig, and a scissor-tailed flycatcher are displayed on this mural. This piece was created by artist Brandon Beichler in 2018.   

This marker features an engraving of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in brass, done by Tasso Pitsiri. The marker was created in 1991 to honor Martin Luther King Jr and was approved by the Martin Luther King Jr. commission. Enid contractor Bob Berry donated work to erect the marker, and Enid businessman Pat Healy donated the 4-inch-thick granite slab used for the [...]

The mandala is one of the most popular types of patterns to color. Many say coloring is a form of relaxation and meditation. Typically, mandalas are circular geometric patterns, causing people to relax and quiet their minds. Today, mandalas are becoming more and more popular as a street art project. Mandala Colorwheel was completed in December 2020 by artist Chris Bodelle.   

The Love for All Seasons Mural at Enid Floral is by Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal. It was completed in 2021. From the Hive Appeal website: With this four-part mural, we wanted to show the beauty of the four seasons, while creating one cohesive look. Spring features purple Crocus, pink Ranunculus and a ladybug. Summer includes a red Gerbera Daisy [...]

Legends features black and white sketches of several Rock and Roll icons. From L to R, Eric Clapton, Mick Jagger, Ozzy Osborne, Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin, Freddie Mercury, Jimi Hendrix, John Lennon and Elvis Presley. The artist is Sean Wills and the mural was completed in November, 2020.   

The Kiwanis Train Station at Meadowlake Park is decorated on all four sides with whimsical images associated with trains. It was painted in 2020 by artist Brandon Beichler and is home to the Kiwanis Train that runs during the summer around the park.   

This mural of The Doors lead singer Jim Morrison was created in August 2020 by Enid artist Tox Murillo. It is located in the alley behind Harmon Electric in the 600 block of N Independence.

This mural by Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal was completed in August 2020. From the Hive Appeal website: In the 20th century, the romantic love of red roses was combined with the friendship and caring of yellow roses, resulting in orange roses, symbolizing energy and excitement. ​With a little patience, all three were lovingly embroidered onto the denim-colored wall at Kustom Kreations, [...]

This mural is located on the north side of Maine St. just east of the East Maine Bridge. The artist and year it was painted is unknown.

On the same day the U.S. Postal Service  issued its Cherokee Strip postage stamp featuring H Holden's statue, "Boomer," its companion piece was dedicated. Holding the Claim was dedicated on April 17, 1993. Located in Dillingham Gardens at Government Springs Park North, this statue commemorates the largest land run in U.S. history. After the settler took off on his horse to stake his claim (depicted [...]

Grillin' Together was completed in July, 2021 by Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal From the Hive Appeal website: This mural (name inspired by Smokey Robinson's Cruisin' Together) celebrates gathering and grilling together again with family and friends as we hope to come out of this pandemic.     

Created by artist Deborah Copenhaver Fellows, this statue depicts a man on his horse giving thanks. The plaque reads "Giving Thanks For The Blessings Of Rain, Grass And A Way of Life." This statue was placed at the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center in 2011   

Donated in memory of Elizabeth Ann Meibergen by her husband Lew Meibergen and family in 2000. Created by sculptor Gary Lee Price, this statue depicts a child smiling and releasing a dove.   

Friday, depicting a scene from the 1995 movie, was completed in 2021 by Enid artist Tox Murillo. The Cheech & Chong mural is located on the same north wall of the building.   

 An expressive, elegant spread of some of the two artists' favorite plants, this mural was completed in April 2022, designed with the intention to ignite feelings of rejuvenation, joy, and love for all life. Artists: Hogan Burleigh & Christin Juliano with Oak + Ivy Creative Co.

Flanders Flowers was completed in October, 2020 by Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal. From the Hive Appeal website: This mural was inspired by the “In Flanders Fields” poem by John McCrae. He wrote the poem in 1915 as a memorial to soldiers who died in a battle fought in WWI in a region of Belgium called Flanders. The poem describes the poppies [...]

Feeding Our Neighbors was completed in June 2020. Artists are Kelly & Ty Tompkins of Hive Appeal. From the Hive Appeal website This mural at our local food pantry is a welcoming reminder of the fresh produce they provide to hungry families. It was also a surprise tribute to Gail Wynne, tireless volunteer and Founding Mother of Loaves & Fishes. It features produce they [...]

Designed by Tom Rogers and Rex Slack, this memorial dedicated to Union Equity founder E.N. Puckett was dedicated on July 26, 1956 at the new Union Equity offices and laboratory at 10th and Willow. Over 1,000 attendees, including Oklahoma governor Raymond Gary and Union Equity president Glen Draper, were on hand to honor the company's founder, who had passed away two years [...]

The railroad bridge located in downtown Enid was built in 1908 and only has a clearance of 11 feet 4 inches. Numerous semi trucks and high-profile vehicles have failed to heed warnings of low clearances and have seen the tops of their trailers peeled off. Artist Wayne Shearon came up with a shark teeth design that is 6 feet tall by 72 feet wide [...]

This colorful mural covers 850 square feet on an indoor wall about 60 feet long and 15 feet high near the SW mall entrance. Cowboys and Indians Trains and Plains shows homesteaders during the Cherokee Strip Land Run, cowboys moving cattle up the Chisholm Trail which passed through what is now Enid, an Indian settlement and developments such as Vance Air Force Base, former [...]

Cheech & Chong are a comedy duo - Cheech Marin & Tommy Chong - who found commercial and cultural success in the 1970s and 80s with their standup routines, studio recordings and feature films, which were based on the hippie and free love era, and especially drug and counterculture movements, most notably their love for cannabis. This mural was completed in 2021 [...]

These four-faced Oklahoma Centennial Clocks were built to celebrate and commemorate Oklahoma's 100th birthday in 2007. Enid's clock is one of over 130 across the state, including at least one in all 77 Oklahoma counties. City of Enid Parks & Recreation Department maintains the clock.

Click here to see this entire mural The culture of the 1980s has been described as a colorful confetti explosion of creativity. Enid artist Tox Murillo captured the essence of the 80s and painted it onto a 14' by 98' canvas of cool. Just a few of the features include Pac-Man, Max Headroom, Michael Jackson, the Stay-Puft Marshmallow man, Slimer from Ghostbusters, the Rubik's [...]