This mural was nominated for the worldwide “Best of” awards by Street Art Cities. 

This mural was painted in response to the Referendum vote and has been maintained by the city.

This street mural was created in collaboration with my 4yr old daughter and has since been maintained by the city.

This street art piece was created in response to the Mahmoud v Taylor U.S. Supreme Court ruling, which mentioned the children’s book “Uncle Bobby’s Wedding” by name.

It is also a reaction to the general ongoing book bans and censorship targeting libraries and schools in the U.S. and the alarming wave of DEI policies.

The Earth has been warning us for a long time. Our children are listening but by the time they are old enough to do something about it, it may be too late. 

Why do we ignore our planet and the children who will inherit it?

Why Aren’t We Listening?

This street art piece was heavily tagged with offensive graffiti including swastikas, so I when I painted the graffiti out I added The Diary of Anne Frank.

Created to cover up graffiti making light of domestic violence.

Also pictured my 5 yr old daughter’s mural of her favourite stuffed toys enjoying the rain.

As seen in the BBC news, The Age, SBS Australia, and The Guardian.

The Age photo by Wayne Taylor.

This street mural was created to cover up a homophobic tag on the wall.

First photograph by Andrew Haysom.

Painted by the Burnley Bouldering Wall

Painted to cover up graffiti making light of pedophilia.

Painted in response to immature misogynistic graffiti boys who were constantly targeting my work - with a predictable outcome.

Mural collaboration with my 5 year old daughter to show support for Ukraine.