
The mural features Bishop's mother, a Jefferson neighborhood resident, wearing a face mask. Her mask displays the text "Do it for SA," a slogan from the city's "What Will It Take" program, which encourages San Antonio residents to continue practicing coronavirus safety measures by wearing masks and getting vaccinated. The mask and mural borders are adorned with colorful red roses, contrasting the greyscale of the portrait.
"It was our dream from the beginning that the building feature art instead of advertising but it was Kim [Bishop] and her husband and fellow artist Luis Valderas who made this a reality," Jefferson Bodega wrote in an Instagram post on Tuesday.
In the post, the bodega gave thanks to the community for volunteering and making this large-scale project possible.
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