I'm joining in with Sami and others for Monday Mural.
I've previously shown you some rather cute dog murals painted on a wall at public housing building in South Melbourne. These too are on a similar wall. I meant to take these photos at the same time but I forgot. I walked past a week or so ago and noticed them, and so took some photos. Very cheerful and quite well done. They are by a private company, Melbourne Murals. I've looked at its website and I don't recognise any mural I have seen.
An eastern rosella, one of the many rosellas in Australia, all of the parrot family.
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I wonder if Melbourne Murals know about Roosevelt's New Deal.
ReplyDeleteHels, while I know about the New Deal, I am not sure of the connection?
DeleteThese are wonderful murals.
ReplyDeleteThanks Pat. I'm pleased you liked them.
DeleteThose artists have such an eye for detail. Impressive.
ReplyDeleteThank you Susan, and I don't know you so welcome.
DeleteWow! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Darla.
DeleteNice to have local iconic Ausie birds shown on murals
ReplyDeleteYep Roentare. Our birds are quite photogenic.
DeleteI had to wander off and have a read about fairy wrens. What a fun little bird! They behave like our gold finches.
ReplyDeleteDebby, maybe they are of the finch family. I don't really know.
DeleteOnce again I admire the perspective in these large works.
ReplyDeleteMy brother (who now lives near Foster) has a family of fairy wrens that tap on the bathroom window when they are showering.
Cockatoos are not in my good books at the moment. Gangs of them are going around and shredding trees in local parks. Messy buggers.
Caro, that is strange about the wrens tapping near Foster. Cocky's knocked a ceramic pot off our balcony table years ago. It smashed but we rescued the plant.
DeleteGreat murals. Aussie stuff
ReplyDeleteVery Aussie, Diane. Not a bad thing.
DeleteThey are all lovely murals. I still have "my" cockatoos coming for seeds, I keep saying I'm going to stop feeding them and sometimes I will skip a day or even two if it is raining, but then there is one bird that comes and hooks his claws into my screen door and squawks to remind me they are hungry.
ReplyDeleteRiver, we need photos of the cocky hooked on your screen door. Give them food and they will come, for sure.
DeleteThey are beautifully done, and a great way to brighten up a cityscape.
ReplyDeleteJayCee, a fairly plain building for low income people much improved by the murals.
DeleteReal beautiful murals ! All ugly walls should be decorated like that !
ReplyDeleteGattina, they would be very ugly concrete walls without the murals. Thanks.
DeletePretty birds
ReplyDeleteIn real life too TP.
DeleteYou do have some pretty, exotic birds in Australia. (Exotic to me, anyway.) Love the murals!
ReplyDeleteThanks Steve.
DeleteBirds is something I have always want to attempt, in a creative project.
ReplyDeleteCoffee is on and stay safe.
Dora, probably easier to paint than people.
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