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Austral Lane

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There was not a lot of street art in this central Melbourne alley but I decided to give it its own blog post anyhow.

below: A cat and a dog… and then someone added “woof” and “meow”. Clever, right? Groan. The cat stencil was created by Melbourne artist King of the Clowder aka Night Krawler.

street art on a white painted brick wall, Austral Lane in Melbourne, a green dog head with red tongue hanging out, a black and white cat with a pink tongue, a yellow tennis ball bounces between them

below: Robobop is Robert Scholten – ink drawing of a mask in two pieces.

Robert Scholten ink drawing of a face or mask in two pieces

below: Kyobi is also in Austral Lane.

austral Lane street sign, with a kyobi star sign,

Photos taken February 2025

Carson Place

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Another Melbourne alley with lots of street art.

below: A royal looking lion painted by Michael Che Romero. This Lion King mural was painted back in 2019 and was sponsored by Vivache Designs (note, Romero is/was their Creative Director).

mural on a brick wall in Carson Place, a lion's head, wearing a crown, painted by Michael Che Romero

below: Like most of the black and white stencils on this page, this is the work of King of the Clowder.

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne, stencil by King of Clowder, and a vertical row of black and white photos of Melbourne

below: A closer look at two of the photos by monomelbourne that are seen in the vertical column in the above picture. On the bottom – Looking from Alexandra Gardens, across the river to St. Pauls Cathedral.

two black and white photos my monomelbourne, of melbourne scenes, as posters on exterior wall in alley

below: Joined together under a ring of thorns or barbed wire.

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: Many Melbournes with 3 posters with slightly twisted humour. Top – “What’s yours is mine”, Middle – “Mortgage Stress? Sell your kids (& mum), Bottom: “Last Christmas I gave you my heart, Give it back!”

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: Disease, but upside down

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: Dating from at least 2019, another King of the Clowder artwork that looks very Freddie Mercury-ish

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne
street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: The original King of the Clowder piece of the headless hoodie has been added to and now has a scowling face on a big fat head. A can of “squirt black” is still adding to his features.

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: mmm

several graffiti pieces on an alley wall

below: “Anyone can be any gender”… whether or not you agree, the world goes on.

street art in Carson Place, an alley in central Melbourne

below: Tintin, with something red in his hand, makes an appearance here too.

graffiti paper art featuring image of Tintin, the character from the French book

below: Tweety bird and his More Magikal Alphabets including Persian Hieroglyphics from Tweet (tweet_streetart)

small paper poster graffiti, with tweety bird cartoon character holding a balloon, on the paper is a listing of 3 different alphabets

below: Multiples

King of the clowder stencil graffiti

below: A weird and wacky green creature by Lukas Kasper

mural in a Melbourne alley, by Lukas Kasper, of a large green insect like creature with wings

below: Am I my own actions and intentions, or others perspectives? An interesting question posed by Current Remains.

small graffiti, cartoon drawing by current remains which asks the question, Am I my own actions and intentions, or others perspectives?

below: Skateboard art – Putting an old skateboard to good use!

graffiti on an old skateboard mounted on a wall in an alley

below: Stay weird!

sticker on a pole, black on white, image of woman with four eyes, also two blackbirds, one on either side of her head, with text that says stay weird

Photos taken March 2025