Sami posts a Monday Mural, as I mostly do, along with others.
Have I not shown this mural before? It doesn't seem like it and the photo was taken three years ago, with the work by Mike Makatron. I love it.
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Monday Mural
Sami posts a Monday Mural, as I mostly do, along with others. Have I not shown this mural before? It doesn't seem like it and the photo...
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That's a beautiful one.
ReplyDeleteLove the colours!
ReplyDeleteThat's amazing! Thank you for sharing. Be well, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteOf course you love it Andrew! There's a blinking tram on there! I can imagine you drooling.
ReplyDeleteGreen trams are sooo Melbourne; it looks perfect. Kangaroo bottoms are less so :)
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a fantastic mural Andrew! So much to discover... Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very busy mural and at first glance might look like a real train is coming through the building, it could be a scene from one of those "the apocalypse is happening!" movies. I like it and the kangaroo on the side is another "what is happening here?" touch.
ReplyDeleteIt's a nice mural, well made. There's also a lot to see on it
ReplyDeleteA moss-covered streetcar. People must have stopped riding it.
ReplyDeleteThat has the wow factor and I too love it, looks so good, Andrew.
ReplyDeleteThats an interesting one. Tram and kangaroo?
ReplyDeleteThese murals are interesting, and there are quite a few of them on the walls of buildings in my city. I think they are all beautiful, and I admire the people who made them.
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