Standing at the Wellington St. entrance to
Prince Lane, the mural titled 'Lost Giants' by renowned artist
Stormie Mills seems to have acquired a princely crown since I last saw him! The laneway which runs from Wellington through to Murray St. has had a colourful facelift in preparation for it's forthcoming role as one of the thoroughfares from Northbridge into the city when the
Perth City Link Project is completed mid 2014. Running parallel with
King St., the interweaving paper dress making patterns and design murals by WA artists Clare
McFarlane, Denise Brown, Stephen Genovese, Jae Criddle, Paul Caporn and
Leanne Bray depict the strong connection to the fashion industry. It's a long lane so the addition of new lighting and security cameras are a definite plus on the safety side. I couldn't swear to the safety of my sanity these days, but most people wouldn't notice a difference :)) TGIF hope it's a good one, take care.....
Standing at the Wellington St. entrance to Prince Lane, the mural titled 'Lost Giants' by renowned artist Stormie Mills seems to have acquired a princely crown since I last saw him! The laneway which runs from Wellington through to Murray St. has had a colourful facelift in preparation for it's forthcoming role as one of the thoroughfares from Northbridge into the city when the Perth City Link Project is completed mid 2014. Running parallel with King St., the interweaving paper dress making patterns and design murals by WA artists Clare
McFarlane, Denise Brown, Stephen Genovese, Jae Criddle, Paul Caporn and
Leanne Bray depict the strong connection to the fashion industry. It's a long lane so the addition of new lighting and security cameras are a definite plus on the safety side. I couldn't swear to the safety of my sanity these days, but most people wouldn't notice a difference :)) TGIF hope it's a good one, take care.....
Interesting, they spent some time on that!
ReplyDeleteWhat a colourful part of town.
ReplyDeleteOh, yes!! I love the colorful facelift!! And I do understand questionable sanity -- I've been experiencing some of that too in spite of the fun of the wedding, kids visiting etc etc etc!! Hope you have a great weekend, Grace!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I see a pattern emerging. :-)
ReplyDeleteHmmm looks like some space left on that green wall for at least one more change of outfit....
ReplyDeleteEstos colores y graffitis le dan originalidad a esta calle.
ReplyDeleteMuy buen Post.
Abrazos y besos.
Very colourful designs!
ReplyDeleteA great way to dress up old buildings--I wish they'd do it here!
ReplyDeletedelightful art alley :)
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
Comfort Spiral
=^..^= <3
Hmmmm. Within its genre, it is pretty nice. I am just not a fan of these kinds of things.
ReplyDeleteLooking very princely indeed, haha, nice touch with the crown! This would be a fun alley to walk through, those colors are so bright and cheery:)
ReplyDeleteI like murals because they brighten up the areas.
ReplyDeleteFun murals.
ReplyDeleteLooks cute, I have never been through there...
ReplyDeleteThat's quite brilliant but what's going down this lane, a tram?
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful..... good shots Grace.
ReplyDeleteWish you a nice weekend,
Greetings, Joop
Wow there is a lot of work (and paint) gone into that. Have a good weekend Diane
ReplyDeleteMore, more! Have a good one - don't work too hard ;)
ReplyDeleteI like...
ReplyDeletehow cool, i love it! have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeleteCute little section of murals. They do brighten the place up!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Thank you Grace.
ReplyDeleteThe sidewalks are narrow. This looks like it would be a good street to be a pedestrian-only shopping arcade.
ReplyDeleteI love the fashion mural!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and artistic.
ReplyDeleteFantastic place, would love to walk there.
ReplyDeleteInteresting way to "dress up" the alley. Love it.
ReplyDeleteUnique mural! the best I've ever seen so far.
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