Two of my favourite Perth artists side by side! Spotted in a carpark in Coogee Street Mount Hawthorn alongside many other artists (show you more next Monday) the theme being 'flying Australian things'. The 'wom-bat' painted by surf, skate and street artist Fieldey, aspiring artists out there see her in action on Fieldey TV Art & Tutorials here. The wom-bat, as elusive as the now extinct Tasmanian Tiger which fell foul of the most dangerous predator the world has known.. man!
The beautifully coloured Rosella (parrot) painted by Brenton See. Inspired by David Attenborough's documentaries Brenton's work, a combination of animals and geometric shapes, tells the story of the unpredictable relationship between nature and man in this, I want to say dodgy :) but will say insecure world! Hope you had/are still having a good weekend, happy Monday, take care and stay safe...
Love the Rosella, but find the wom-bat a bit scary even though it's meant to be funny. Maybe it's just that the Tasmanian devils scare me.
ReplyDeleteOh I think he's kind of cute Sami 😃
ReplyDeleteThe parrot is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTerrific work in both cases!
ReplyDeleteI'll go with the parrot
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the wom-bat but he looks interesting. The parrot is beautiful, very colourful.
ReplyDeleteThe parrot is superb
ReplyDeleteomg.. the wom-bat is simply great... nice pictures, really EW
ReplyDeleteThe flying wombat is cute, but the bird is still my favorite!
ReplyDeleteWell, at least it appears to be smiling. :-)
ReplyDeleteWell, at least it appears to be smiling. :-)
ReplyDeleteThe wombat is fun but the rosella is really nicely done.
ReplyDeleteThe wombat is fun but the rosella is really nicely done.
ReplyDeleteI do like the wom-bat!
ReplyDeleteI love them both, Grace! We were up to 31˚C today - summer!
ReplyDeleteDodgy is a great word to describe what is going on in the world today! Love the WOM-BAT.
ReplyDeleteThose are two beautiful murals, that flying wombat is so funny.
ReplyDeleteA nice contrast. The wombat def made me smile.
ReplyDeleteLove the wombat
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work, Grace! Perth-list keeps growing!
ReplyDeleteTwo different mural styles, but they complement each other here. Flying wombats is a bit of a stretch, but anything goes for art.
ReplyDeleteOoo - I really like these!
ReplyDeleteIt is a wow-bat!!! Quite delicious meat btw, I ate some in Tasmania
ReplyDeleteI like both of these. There are certainly a lot of very talented muralists in your area.
ReplyDeleteI like both of these!
ReplyDeleteI'd not like to encounter a winged wom-bat in the wild!
ReplyDeleteFun to see a painted one, though.
Nice ones. I like them.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if the wom-bat can fly as good as the parrot with its small wings :)
ReplyDeleteNice ones, Grace !
The wom-bat is unusual. I like the parrot.
ReplyDeleteThose are both beautiful. Nicely painted.
ReplyDeleteBoth are interesting, yet I prefer the parrot.
ReplyDeleteCould it be the fantastic surf, friendly people, or the varied geography of the north east coastline. Perhaps a combination of all of these factors is what is drawing the crowds to Yorkshire and the north east and tempting hardened surfers away from the more traditional south western surf locations. Watersports
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