Artist Smug's wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: ADAM McLEAN
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: ADAM McLEAN
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
The artist known as Smug gets busy creating his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: KIRK GILMOUR
Artist Smug's wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
With his earphones in and spray cans out, street artist ‘‘Smug’’ turned a bleak brown wall into a spectacular mural on Burelli Street, Wollongong.
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Artist Smug with his wonderwall on the Wollongong Myer building. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
Cars slowed down and pedestrians craned their necks as his six-by-nine-metre artwork came to life.
The work is part of Wonderwalls, a festival aimed at showcasing the artistic underbelly of Wollongong.
Running from today until Sunday, the festival includes talks by artists, an art exhibition and multiple large-scale murals, like Smug’s ominous looking man on the rear wall of Myers.
Visit Wonder Wall Festival for a map of mural locations.
Click here to see a gallery of last year's Wollongong wonderwalls.
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