In Frank Romero's mural, "Going to the Olympics 1984," the artist captivates the audience's attention by creating a mural at a freeway with powerful symbols such as cars, horses, two men wrestling, hearts, palm trees, post stamp, blimp and an iron. In addition his choice of colors wraps the image up making an inspiration and something that is cherishable. Each object has it's own meaning and that is for the audience to think of. When I see the cars I visualize what California in particular, Los Angeles is like since it is busy and we are dependent on cars for transportation. Not only that, but it reminds me of all the fun adventures I go in when I'm with my family. The hearts placed on top of the cars may demonstrate the love we have for cars or the love we must demonstrate to everyone and the love for mother nature. The palm trees are California's symbol as we are known as having great weather. Since it is supposed to be made as a homage, the iron demonstrates one of the Olympians before becoming one as he used to be an actor and made a film using…