The Funky Octopus
It seems like every street artist has turned their attention to lifelike street portraits as of late, which is cool, but can get a bit repetitive. Luckily there are still those interested in the rest of the natural world too and who doesn’t love octopus’? Union Lane DrewFunk
Funky Dabitch
It comes with great disappointment to say that I unfortunately haven’t made it down to the Dabs and Myla show as yet, but I am going tomorrow, so my review will be up next week. But you can always tell a shows going to be good when the artist has put work up some years … Read more
GALLERY // DrewFunk Book Launch @ No Vacancy QV
To coincide with the launch of his new book, Melbourne street artist DrewFunk exhibited a show at No Vacancy Gallery in QV. Featuring a mixture of work that was both old and new, the show was a chance for a fans of the same caliber to see a collection of work by the artist while … Read more
D. Funkyman
It makes me laugh and frustrated to find that the local governments don’t see the Melbourne street art and graffiti culture as a tourist attraction to the city, even shopping complexes are getting in on the act, as you can see here. But lets just forget all that political jargon, it doesn’t matter, what does … Read more
Funky Totem
It’s one thing to paint a long flat surface, but ti’s certainly another to wrap your piece around something such as this post, but DrewFunk manages to do it with ease. South Yarra DrewFunk
Ghostfunk
I’m not completely sure, but I think this is a mural by both DrewFunk and Ghostpatrol, using both their street art and graffiti training to good use. This is just a great example of both worlds colliding to memorable results. Fitzroy DrewFunk – Ghostpatrol
SycFunk
Nice collaboration between DrewFunk and Syco here in Melbourne’s Blender Lane in the city, a fusion between art and graffiti executed with devastating results. DrewFunk - Syco
DragonFunk D
And now we’re back to the Melbourne streets, I thought I’d start by chucking up some artists that unfortunately never made it down to the car park space, starting with the ever popular DrewFunk. This is a wild piece thats a great mixture of both a bit of bombing and character art, very nice stuff. … Read more
Funky Coffee
Yet another piece of the jigsaw from the massive St. Ali’s Lane wall out in South Melbourne here, this time by DrewFunk. A very interesting character here in more ways then one, does the “lizard” live in his head or is he being trapped by it? A very cool piece of work. DrewFunk St. Ali
Sticker Board
A whole smorgasbord of stickers here in Collingwood, I always like seeing signs like this as it shows who’s been in the area and the possibilities of a full blow piece in the vicinity.
