When walking Perth and suburban lane-ways you never know what you might come across these days. Always a treat to find a piece by Dutch artist living in WA Amok Island.. here behind footwear and apparel boutique Highs and Lows aka Hal in Claremont.You've seen Amok's work, inspired by 'animals, nature, especially the sea' many times here and if lucky anywhere from Amsterdam, NYC and many places in-between.. even somewhere in a French forest :) Happy Tuesday, take care and stay safe...
More friendly than they usually look. Very colourful!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really nice, so colorful.
ReplyDeleteWhat a colorful and cheerful memorial! I haven't been commenting for a few days because of a family emergency. Go here for explanation: http://visualstpaul.blogspot.com/2016/05/memorial-for-my-sister.html
ReplyDeleteThe most lovely piranha I've seen, Grace !
ReplyDeleteLooks like a rather cuddly hot-water-bottle! But don't let that smile fool you.....
ReplyDeleteThe first lovely piranha I see! Arianna
ReplyDeleteThat is a good one.
ReplyDeleteGood one!
ReplyDeleteIt's too bad that painting doesn't have better exposure ... it looks out of place stuck there with the garbage cans. Piranhas are not nice fish, though. This painting is rather like Disney making a fierce lion into a tame kitty cat. :))
ReplyDeleteA cool and colorful looking fish.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool mural!
ReplyDeletefishy
ReplyDeleteA great fish, grace! i still have to get out and big a tree for the day! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou have found a great mural. Love the art work. Know a fellow with a giant piranha. It is a friendly looking fish, but I've never put a finger in the tank.
ReplyDeleteHe's pretty but he doesn't look like he'd eat you.
ReplyDeleteLove the fish, Grace. Reminds me of a Charlie Harper print.
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i like this one much better than the real thing!
ReplyDeleteHighs and Lows could have been anything. Footware and apparel, apparently.
ReplyDeleteNice pics :)
ReplyDeleteIf I caught that piranha Grace I would have to throw him back. He is too cool to be on the end of a fishing line.
ReplyDeleteSurprising to see the mural in the corner, nice one.
ReplyDeleteA piranha that's actually cute?
ReplyDeleteThat's the kind of piranha I could learn to love.
ReplyDeleteLooks like he´s contently smiling, Grace - is that good or bad? ;-)
ReplyDeleteAn interesting subject for a mural. Maybe the intention is to give the usual killing machine a more friendly profile.
ReplyDeleteOn the contrary, that's a very artistic piranha! (Bloghopping here :) )
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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