ATLANTA — The news of Kobe Bryant's death shocked people around the world.
The NBA legend died in a helicopter crash in California Sunday with eight others. His 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, was also among the victims.
People are remembering the 41-year-old with special tributes, including here in Atlanta.
Travelers going in and out of the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport might notice that the canopy is purple and gold.
"Tonight we remember and honor the legend #KobeBryant, his daughter Gianna, and all of the beautiful souls that were on board with them," a Facebook post from the airport reads.
There are also two murals in metro Atlanta to honor the NBA legend.
An artist who goes by MFK and @404era on Instagram is painting a mural at the Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark in honor of Bryant.
11Alive spotted the second mural along the BeltLine.
Sunday night, the Mercedes Benz Stadium also made a Facebook post about Bryant.
"His time was too brief, but his legacy everlasting. RIP Kobe," the post reads with a photo that shows the stadium lit in purple and gold.
Atlanta-based Georgia’s Own Credit Union illuminated its building with a sign that reads “THANK YOU, MAMBA” in purple and gold.
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