More Inspired Virtual Backgrounds from Muni Art

More Inspired Virtual Backgrounds from Muni Art
By Sophia Scherr

Whether you're working, teaching, learning or socializing on-line, you can now do it in style by showing up to your next virtual meeting with the new Muni Art 2021 backgrounds. Download, save and use the Muni Art backgrounds for any of your preferred video chatting platforms and brighten someone’s day.

Click on any of the images below and when it opens in a new tab, save to your device.

For the latest COVID-19 related transit updates please visit SFMTA.com/COVID-19. We hope that you and your family continue to stay safe.

Kundan Baidwan

Agustina Caprioglio

John Keating

Wes Wellner

Bonus Easter Egg: Senator Bernie Sanders on the F line

Published February 09, 2021 at 12:53AM
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