Explore our current mural projects taking shape across the community.
Buddina - Point Cartwright Drive
Local artist, Kate Vox, will be painting a mural on this dull cabinet during July/August. Her concept was inspired by the elements she experienced at the park and local surrounds. The mural will feature a depiction of park life on the Sunshine Coast. A girl watching a raucous Rainbow Lorikeet flying in to roost, a girl in a sunhat and sunnies eating a large icecream and a happy local dog enjoying life! Stop by and say hello to Kate.
Concept design
Currimundi - Gothic Parade
Local artist, Zartisha Davis, will be painting a beautiful First Nation's artwork on this drab roadside cabinet in August. We cannot wait to see her painting come to life on this busy road near Currimundi Lake.
Tewantin - Memorial Ave
Artist Fiona Groom is celebrating the critically endangered Curlew Sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea) - a resident of Noosa, yet elusive all the same. Found in local wetlands and estuaries, these remarkable birds have been affected by habitat loss and degradation. Through this mural, located near the Noosa River and Lake Doonella, Fiona hopes to raise awareness and honour this special species.
Fiona's artistic style often incorporates a touch of humour, creating memorable works that spark curiosity and conversation. For this project, she has developed a bold, colourful design that draws attention while remaining simple and easy to interpret. Repeated patterns create a sense of rhythm and movement across the boxes, bringing energy and life to the artwork.
"I’ve always been in awe of nature - the intricate patterns, the personalities of animals and the raw beauty of the wild. For me, painting animals is more than just a creative pursuit; it’s a way to connect with the world around me on a deeper level.”
Explore our current mural projects taking shape across the community.
Buddina - Point Cartwright Drive
Local artist, Kate Vox, will be painting a mural on this dull cabinet during July/August. Her concept was inspired by the elements she experienced at the park and local surrounds. The mural will feature a depiction of park life on the Sunshine Coast. A girl watching a raucous Rainbow Lorikeet flying in to roost, a girl in a sunhat and sunnies eating a large icecream and a happy local dog enjoying life! Stop by and say hello to Kate.
Concept design
Currimundi - Gothic Parade
Local artist, Zartisha Davis, will be painting a beautiful First Nation's artwork on this drab roadside cabinet in August. We cannot wait to see her painting come to life on this busy road near Currimundi Lake.
Tewantin - Memorial Ave
Artist Fiona Groom is celebrating the critically endangered Curlew Sandpiper (Calidris ferruginea) - a resident of Noosa, yet elusive all the same. Found in local wetlands and estuaries, these remarkable birds have been affected by habitat loss and degradation. Through this mural, located near the Noosa River and Lake Doonella, Fiona hopes to raise awareness and honour this special species.
Fiona's artistic style often incorporates a touch of humour, creating memorable works that spark curiosity and conversation. For this project, she has developed a bold, colourful design that draws attention while remaining simple and easy to interpret. Repeated patterns create a sense of rhythm and movement across the boxes, bringing energy and life to the artwork.
"I’ve always been in awe of nature - the intricate patterns, the personalities of animals and the raw beauty of the wild. For me, painting animals is more than just a creative pursuit; it’s a way to connect with the world around me on a deeper level.”
The artwork murals on the pump station on Francais Rd, Bray Park look amazing they have really brightened up the building
My question is would it be possible to get a mural done on the back wall as well as the front and two sides
Daniel
asked
12 months ago
Thanks so much for the question - and we agree, the Francis Road pump station in Bray Park is stunning! 🎨
As for the back wall, we chose not to paint it because it simply doesn’t get much visibility. Behind the pump station there’s a nature strip and a few houses with back fences, so no one really overlooks that side. By focusing on the walls that face the community, we’ve made sure the artwork shines where it will be most enjoyed!
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