Photos: North Camden murals place the neighborhood among the most colorful in South Jersey

Photos: Maybe the most colorful streets in Camden – and South Jersey?

SOUTH JERSEY

A student walks past a colorful mural on the 800 block of North 6th Street.

A patch of exposed brick offers an unexpected counterpoint to a purple flower on a building at North 10th and Elm streets.

It's ice cream for the taste buds and murals for the soul on the 400 block of Vine Street in North Camden.

Looking for a fight? You'll find one, and more, on the wall of a mini-market at North 5th and Erie streets in North Camden.

A mural appears to cast a spell from the wall of a house on the 900 block of North 5th Street in North Camden.

An angel blows its horn on the 400 block of Vine Street in North Camden.

Painted flowers blossom on the walls of a building at North 10th and Elm streets.

Easy to know you're in North Camden at 5th and York streets.

Two colorful houses vie for attention on the 500 block of Erie Street in North Camden.

A mural on a brick wall near North 10th and Elm streets carries this message in Spanish: Art is life.

An exterminator might be unnerved by this creature on a wall on the 500 block of Erie Street.

A block-long mural puts blooming flowers along the side of a building at 10th and Elm streets.

Street art: Phat Kapz sells graffiti supplies on the 800 block of North 4th Street.

This mural's on a wall in the 600 block of Grant Street in North Camden.

Paintwork brightens an abandoned home, one of many in North Camden.

A muralist's advice on a mini-mart wall at 5th and Erie streets.

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