Street Art

Bringing Colour to Geelong

Bringing Colour to Geelong

Leah shares the work behind her first public art mural in Geelong, Victoria. This mural marks a major milestone in 2025, commissioned by the City of Greater Geelong, and serves as a creative landmark for the local community. Learn about the challenges of working with unique architectural features, the collaboration with local council, and the importance of this space for youth to connect, thrive, and access essential services.

FAQ from High School Students

FAQ from High School Students

When I visit high schools as an artist in residence, students ask me lots of questions about being an artist. Here’s my responses to the most common questions including, “How do you scale up your design?” “How much do you get paid?” “How long does it take you to paint a mural?” “What aerosol brands do you use?” “What’s your favourite spray paint nozzle?” “What artists are you inspired by?”

Every time I paint a mural, I forget this…

Every time I paint a mural, I forget this…

Every time I paint a mural, I forget that I will make mistakes, and it’s ok. Do you have the same creative experience as me? Do you make mistakes, become frustrated and forget to embrace them? All my mistakes. All my adjustments that become hidden and give the impression that they never existed. I can’t reach the end product without accepting and learning from the mistakes.

How Much Does a Mural Cost

How Much Does a Mural Cost

How much does a mural cost? There are a number of factors that determine the price of a mural. Much like renovating a kitchen, there is a price range from the most fancy features to the practical and affordable options. Let me unpack the main costs to consider and I’ll also show you a range of murals that I’ve painted and their total budget.

"Happiness Is..."

"Happiness Is..."

I so LOVE street art! I’ve had an interest in it ever since we studied it as a controversial “issue” in Art at High School. It’s so exciting to see Adelaide coming alive with new murals all the time. There's something great about street art being in the public and temporal. Once it is on the wall it really is up to the individual how they interpret it…