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The cherub in the check shirt and thongs has made a reappearance on the corner of Daly and Scott Street. Ah an ode to the joy ephemeral art it can just reappear at anytime.

A Little Creature Returns

On Friday I was walking back from town along South Terrace and saw Reboot (or Mr. Boot as I always call him in my head) doing a new piece. So I headed home grabbed my camera and popped back to take a few photos of his work in progress.

I learned from this encounter that stenciling is a time consuming process especially when you have to grapple and balance on make-shift scaffolding.

Fresh and new: on an electricity box where Scott Street meets Marine Terrace.

Little Angel

Love the check shirt and the thongs.

This weekend Hulbert Street, South Fremantle hosted a sustainability fiesta. There was a selection of stalls, talks, entertainment and demonstrations all focused on green living.

Hulbert Street got dressed up for the occasion.

Recycled Clothes

I liked the fine selection of hand made signs on the various different stalls.

Sustainable Homes: There were some conceptual house designs on display.

Channeling Frank Lloyd Wright: I would actually live in this house I love the floor to ceiling windows (double glazed I'm sure) on the first floor.

My Little Sustainable Home: This one is really on the ball with the insulation WA needs to get up to EU standards for zero-energy buildings.

This wheel barrow reminded me of the work of Magda Sayeg who did something similar on a Smart Car.

Dismantle: These guys have a great idea... recycling old bicycles but in a non-profit kind of way.

Many of the street's houses were open to the public so you could see how a sustainable home can look and function including The Painted Fish. Here's a picture of some tea cups from the kitchen cause I liked the way they looked.

Even chickens appreciate a bit of art work.

These ladies were on the ball: cold drinks that were priced to sell. They gave the $7 smoothies near by a run for their money and they also had a system in place that recycled the used cups.

You might recognise this guy from here and here.

Mini-man

Remember this guy well a Love Freo reader spotted a much smaller version on Hampton Road. Redman LIVES.
Thanks to Ashton for the photo.

Mini-man

Originally from Amsterdam and now living in Perth, Amok has his third solo exhibition at Little Creatures on the 22nd of July.

Watch him do magic things to a brick:

Running Amok (had to say it)

… is sneaking around the markets.

I was walking the hound up at Lancelin recently and I spotted this stencil on the path beside the beach…

Lancelin Version

… it’s the same one that’s on the path of South Beach dog beach. Said artiste gets around.

South Beach Seadog