More photos, please.

More pictures would be helpful. Can you spray paint it or plant a climbing vine?

I don't think you can paint those yellow sleeves on the guy wires. They are there to serve as a warning that a guy wire is there so no one touches them or runs into them. By the same token, I don't think you can cover them with vines. Check with the local utility authority to find out what you are allowed to do to hide them...I suspect you can't do anything.

Instead, if I were in your shoes I would make my home and landscaping very attractive so no one notices the yellow sleeved guy wires.

Additional photos, please. It would greatly help us to provide you with a much better insight on how we can make your front yard a sight to see. :)

As much as Denita's answer probably doesn't sound hopeful to the OP, I think it's a good answer. Many of these eyesore type things can bug us to death, but often the best solution is stop looking and stop obsessing. The yellow sleeve on the guy wire is there expressly so it can be seen by anyone who's in danger of running into it. And the guy wire must be there. Create all manner of gorgeous things to look at so the guy wire becomes insignificant. And usually, trying to conceal such a thing with planting backfires as the planting stands out like a sore thumb with seemingly no real reason to be there.

Those things are there for a purpose so you're stuck with leaving it as is, however ...

Is that your driveway and can you build a fence or plant something alongside it to define your space as not the one with the utility pole?

Have a pleasant discussion with your local city or county government about it. They sometimes don't keep up on or even know what Contractors or Electrical Companies, etc. install. In other words, can't assume it's legal or right to begin with just because it exists. Looks like a Mickey Mouse (or Goofy) accident waiting to happen kind of scenario to me! Electrical should probably be installed in conduit underneath a sidewalk.

"Electrical should probably be installed in conduit underneath a sidewalk."

Underground wiring typically only happens in new developments......otherwise overhead wiring is the norm. Also, city government has no control over what the utility/power companies do. The yellow sleeve is a very common situation, done intentionally for the reasons previously stated....it is a safety feature. And I agree that focusing on other landscaping will make this appear much less of an eyesore.

As others have said, check with your local utility and municipality to find out what is allowed. I know around here one isn't allowed to put anything on the poles themselves or use the poles or guy wires for support of plants. My solution was to plant a large shrub at the base that is one that can be cut to the ground if needed. At eye level one just sees the shrub since it totally surrounds the yellow part of the wire, and the upper gray metal part isn't especially visible. No one can walk into the wire, we don't need to mow or trim around the obstacle, and there are spring flowers and fall color.

Here's another photo for those who asked. The driveway on the left is ours. I can try contacting the authorities but I work for a general contractor and my coworkers said unless I want to fork over a ton of money to have them run it under the sidewalk I'm SOL on that front. So I'm just going to try and work around it. Digging is tough too because our gas and water lines run really close to the pole.