Each piece took around 16 hours to complete, from priming to painting.
The artist behind colourful murals across Naas said he was inspired by locals' love of cycling and nature.
The initiative was spearheaded by Social Democrats Cllr Bill Clear and the Naas Tidy Towns committee.
Created by local artist Cian Mekitarian, the murals feature local wildlife like otters and foxes, alongside imagery of bicycles to celebrate new cycle lanes.
Incorporating the Irish language and inspired by the theme of love and nature, the artwork aims to brighten the community without making bold political statements.
Each piece took around 16 hours to complete, from priming to painting.
The murals are permanent installations, painted with durable materials to ensure they last.
The artist's efforts have not gone unnoticed, attracting the attention of locals who have been posting images of them on their social media accounts.
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