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The community surrounding Wolstencroft Reserve helped paint this road mural to slow the traffic in the area. This is along a shared section the Back Creek Art Trail.

One of Bendigo’s most loved street art murals. Amazing photograph by the talented @benn_diago on Instagram.

An unofficial colab with David Snowden. He painted the bird several years ago but Handlebar had to install a firewall before opening its doors to the public which covered half of his mural. Several years later we got the call up to paint over the boring concrete wall, we decided to keep his amazing bird as the feature and add the foliage around it.

Pat designed and painted Williamson Street Bridge, it’s the middle Bridge along the Back Creek Trail in Bendigo. This Cycling Underpass helps cyclists and walkers avoid busy traffic.

It’s a must visit street art laneway of Bendigo, just around the corner from large scale murals on Bendigo Bank Central.

We utalised an existing mural (David Snowdons bird) to create a more interesting and engaging space where the bird is peering through the forrest.

You’d almost think you’re in Melbourne with this amazing new piece of street art in Bendigo.

We brought 3 Melbourne Street Artists to Bendigo to display their works in Pennyweight Walk.

As part of a Pop Up Park event at Wolstencroft Reserve in Bendigo, we harnessed the power of the community to paint this huge intersection with the aim of slowing traffic along this shared path.

We designed and painted a customised typography piece to put some finishing touches on the brand new Wax Gallery building. Located on Mitchell Street Bendigo.

We partnered with Bike Bendigo to bring 3 cycling underpasses to life with Street Art as part of Project Underpass along the Back Creek Trail.

A black and white mural complimented the fit out of the Bednigo Cafe Perfectly

We painted this custom artwork at the Melbourne FYB office. 

A fun mural at Latrobe Bendigo's newest Cafe.

He’s a prolific Street Artist in Bendigo. You’ll see his small stencils and paste up’s covering the streets of Bendigo. This huge mural shows off some of Mr Dimples best work.

A super fun mural that brightens up the Hebron Films office space and shows the personality of the business.

We worked with Bendigo Bank Central to turn this oddly placed beam into a chalkboard artwork. Thanks to Toli and Reece for pulling this chalk mural together.

Can you spot the movie references in this mural? There's at least 3 iconic images hidden within the graphics on this wall. 

We painted this huge 9m office space using aerosol for the background colour and hand painted the shadows.

This is literally ‘street art’. With the help of the Bendigo community we painted a huge mural that aims to slow the traffic fort safer cycling and walking along this shared section of Back Creek Trail.

Getting juicy with a custom chalk design for a new Bendigo Burger Café.

A sweet project that worked to tied in the personality of each staff member. 

Will Hearne got involved and painted an awesome mural on the front of the bridge. His graffiti style portrait is a great addition.

As part of Bendigo On The Hop we replicated the Stone & Wood logo at Tap House Bendigo.

Another chalk mural at Get Naked Espresso Bar in Bendigo

We drew inspiration from the games that are played on this overhead interactive projector.

A fun chalk mural collaboration at Get Naked Espresso Bar by Reece Hendy, Pat Thompson and Toli Wanafalea

It was fun playing with a 360 degree canvas. This chalk board mural tells the story as you walk around it.

The hidden detail of this chalk mural. Tucked away between 2 couches it adds a new layer of discovery to this chalkboard art.