I saw them when I was wandering around Armenian Street in Penang last Sunday. There they were. Two kids out for a joyride on a too big bike. Sister up in front, barely reaching the pedals, and little brother perched on back, hanging on for dear life. They took me by surprise. I wasn't expecting to see them on this quiet street in historic Georgetown. It's just another reason why I love this town.
Credit for this mural goes to artist
Ernest Zacharevic. I hear it's part of prep for the
George Town Festival next month.
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Mural painted on wall with a real 3D bike mounted against it |
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I love it! That is very cool. Also, I'm going to have to check out the George Town festival, looks like fun!
ReplyDeleteThere's really a lot going on with the festival.
DeleteFantastic shot! I'll be back up there mid June. You must tell me what your fav places to eat, stay and spa are at the moment.
ReplyDeleteYou've been to more of the fine dining establishments in Penang than me. Have you tried Via Pre? I had some fabulous Gorgonzola Alfredo there. Another highly recommended place is Chin's on the Church Street Pier, but I haven't tried it out for myself, yet. I really enjoy Tek Sen on Carnarvon Street. They have excellent Malay Chinese food, and it's very popular with the locals.
DeleteHow cool and unique! It looks so awesome and those kids were perfectly portrayed.
ReplyDeleteI found out that this artist has a number of murals around town. I'm going to track them all down.
DeleteWhat a fun piece of art! You captured them perfectly!
ReplyDeleteThis is on one of my favorite streets in George Town. Every 20 feet, I want to whip out my camera and take a picture.
DeleteBeautiful! The combination of real material and paint is stunning. I'd love to see more of the artist's work.
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