Sponsored by City of Pomona, Arts and Culture Commission. Funded by Arts in Public Places project. Artist : THE HEAVY, Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran

Medium: Acrylic & Aerosol Artist: The Heavy, Kimberly Duran & Bud Herrera Commission by: Battres Construction, for HGTV Israel Battres

Betta fish come from murky muddy waters, they are the only fish who have evolved due to their environment by swimming to the top and breathing oxygen to survive. They adapt,…reminding us that only the strong will survive. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on Brick Artist: The Heavy, @Thirds_realm & @ 5hmi

The Voyage for California Elementary school. Sponsored by ELAC and PTA Las monarchas hacen el viaje por tierra, agua y aire para migrar a California ❤️‍🔥 The voyage is a mural dedicated to the natural migration flight of the monarch butterfly. A mural that celebrates the trip through land, water and earth. Migration is beautiful and it is what makes up the diverse culture of California Artist: The Heavy @thirds_realm & @5hmi

The Voyage for California Elementary school. Sponsored by ELAC and PTA

Commissioned by : Santa Ana Police Department, Santa Ana, CA Cafe mural Artist: The Heavy, Lead by Kimberly Duran and Bud Herrera Youth engagement artist collaborated with Jesus Cruz, Isaiah Rodriguez, Allegra Ruesga, Immanol Perez, Alonzo Ruesga

by The Heavy, Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran Lead Artist: Bud Herrera Creative Signals Tustin sponsored

This image depicts a child that is connected to the mountain and is creating the world around them. The vibrant colorful monarch butterfly embracing its migration. We wanted to emphasize and highlight different skin tones and shades that make up the children of the earth. Oakview Elementary School in Huntington Beach, CA by Artist, Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran Photography by: Luis Edison @ledsxn

Children of the Earth for Oakview Elementary School in Huntington Beach, CA by Artist, Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran Photography by: Luis Edison @ledsxn

The Nahuales are essentially spiritual beings, often seen as the gods’ guardians. Not all Nahuales were suitable to be revered as divine guardians, but, good or bad, they all commanded fear and respect. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on brick Artist: Bud Herrera

Cuauhtémoc, depicted in a golden “Dorado” penoch full of quetzal feathers gazing and connecting with a “spirit” bird which represents his connection to nature. Worshipped by Mayas and Aztecs, the Quetzal feathers symbolism is not accidental: the local tradition considers it a symbol of freedom it was believed that it preferred to die of hunger rather than to live as a prisoner. This mural reminds us that regardless of the adversities that are thrown at us, we are in control.

"Doblando el tiempo y el espacio" by The Heavy, Artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran Location: 2600 W Edinger Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92704

National Fitness Court campaign X City of Santa Ana fitness court located at Delhi Park, Santa Ana, CA

Homage to Frida Kahlo for Tacos Madre Mexican cocina in Costa Mesa, CA Acrylic and Aerosol Artist: Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran

Homage to Frida Kahlo for Tacos Madre Mexican cocina in Costa Mesa, CA Acrylic and Aerosol Artist: Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran

Homage to Frida Kahlo for Tacos Madre Mexican cocina in Costa Mesa, CA Acrylic and Aerosol Artist: Bud Herrera & Kimberly Duran

Psychedelic mother earth with a marijuana plant growing from the earth. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol. Mother Earth with earth in her had and a bud life growing through. Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

Commissioned by CSM Real estate for Main place Mall Date: September 2021 Develop an abstract interactive portal design Medium: Aerosol Location: Santa Ana, California

Calle Cuatro and Grand st. Santa Ana, California Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on Brick wall. The mural was a gift to the community of Santa Ana in the peak of the COVID-19 Pandemic lockdown. The artist wanted to promote peace. The image depicts a mother earth being encompassed by nature, manifesting inner peace and remaining aware of its surroundings. Allowing her to remain centered and at peace from within, and using her energy to bend earth and create the world around her. Date:2020

Abstract mural created for Blue Bowl Orange Location. Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran Date:2021

Third and Bush st., Santa Ana, California Medium: Acylic and Aerosol on self standing wooden wall. Funded in part by the City of Santa Ana Arts and Culture Commission, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran Date:2018

Commissioned by Blue Bowl inside the North Torrey Pines Living and Learning Neighborhood development at UCSD Arts and Humanities Center Acrylic and Aerosol on cement Photography by: @EyeRecap

HEAVY X From The Earth Co., Santa Ana Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on wall. Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

HEAVY X Blue Bowl Costa Mesa collaboration This mural was commissioned by Blue Bowl. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

Commissioned by CSM Real estate, Mainplace Mall Date: November 2019 Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol on Canvas, Colorful Santa ana water tower icon, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

Commissioned by CSM Real estate for Main place Mall Date: December 2020 This Mural was a part of our Love Campaign. The design was customized to the Main Place Mall Centennial Real Estate Co. Currently located near Macy's. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

HEAVY X From the Earth, Santa Ana California, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

HEAVY X Mcfadden Market Place, Funded by The City of Santa Ana's Art and Culture Commission. This mural was inspired by the students from OSCHA whom provided input on design. The community wanted to celebrate the Dia De los Muertos Culture, and in honor of Noche de Altars we developed this image.Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran Date:2018

Commissioned to paint the Founders of Blue Bowl Mural at the UCI Location in the University Town Center. Medium: Acrylic and Aerosol, Collaboration between artist Bud Herrera and Kimberly Duran

There is a Native American legend that says, " If you have a secret wish, capture a butterfly and whisper your wish to it. Since butterflies cannot speak, your secret is safe in their keeping. Release the butterfly, and it will carry your wish to the Great Spirit, who alone knows the thoughts of butterflies. By setting the butterfly free, you are helping to restore the balance. Designed by Artist Kimberly Duran