Case Studies

Real projects, from first brief to finished wall. Every project below has a full write-up — the brief, the approach and the finished result — covering the three kinds of clients we work with most: councils and public infrastructure, corporate offices, and schools across NSW.

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Council & Public Space Case Studies

Murals commissioned by councils and government agencies to activate public space, protect infrastructure from vandalism, or mark a local landmark.

Camden Rotary Mural, Camden NSWCamden Rotary MuralCamden, NSWCamden Pump Station Mural, Camden NSWCamden Pump Station MuralCamden, NSW – community workshop muralM5 Motorway graffiti mural projectM5 Motorway Graffiti Mural ProjectAlleyway Gallery, Bankstown NSWAlleyway GalleryBankstown, NSWSydney Water anti-graffiti mural, Sutherland NSWSydney Water Anti-Graffiti MuralSutherland, NSW – commissioned to deter vandalismRainbow Lorikeet Mural, West Ryde NSWRainbow Lorikeet MuralRyedale Rd, West Ryde, NSW

Corporate Case Study

Custom artwork commissioned by businesses to build brand identity and improve the workplace experience for staff and clients.

BTC Corporate Office Mural, Alexandria NSWBTC Corporate Office MuralAlexandria, NSW

School Mural Case Studies

Blackbook Ink has delivered mural projects for primary schools, high schools and early education centres across NSW, each designed around the school’s own values, curriculum themes or local wildlife to create a space students are proud of.

Ambarvale High School muralAmbarvale High SchoolAmbarvale, NSWBankstown Public School muralBankstown Public SchoolBankstown, NSWBirrong Public School muralBirrong Public SchoolBirrong, NSWBlackwell Public School muralBlackwell Public SchoolSt Clair, NSWCampbelltown Public School muralCampbelltown Public SchoolCampbelltown, NSWCaringbah High School muralCaringbah High SchoolCaringbah, NSWFairvale Public School muralFairvale Public SchoolFairfield, NSWGlenwood Public School muralGlenwood Public SchoolGlenfield, NSWGreenwood Early Education Centre muralGreenwood Early Education CentrePenrith, NSWHebersham Public School muralHebersham Public SchoolHebersham, NSWLakemba Public School muralLakemba Public SchoolLakemba, NSWMadang Ave Public School muralMadang Ave Public SchoolWhalan, NSWMilperra Public School muralMilperra Public SchoolMilperra, NSWRooty Hill Public School muralRooty Hill Public SchoolRooty Hill, NSWSt Charbel's College muralSt Charbel’s CollegePunchbowl, NSWThomas Acres Public School muralThomas Acres Public SchoolAmbarvale, NSW

Murals, Graffiti Art & Street Art — What’s the Difference?

These terms are often used interchangeably. Here’s what each actually means.

Murals

A broad term for large-scale wall paintings — the umbrella under which graffiti, street art, realism and illustration all sit.

Graffiti Art

Style-driven aerosol artwork with bold lettering and expressive visual forms rooted in street culture. See our graffiti wall & street art guide for a full breakdown.

Street Art

Concept-driven artwork that responds to its environment through storytelling and site-specific design.

What Clients Say

5.0 stars · real reviews from councils, schools and businesses across Australia.

“Brode was very efficient, responsive and professional and produced a wonderful, colourful and very detailed mural for our site at Roseville Chase Oval.”

Joanna Durney – Ku-ring-gai Council

“The Rotary Club of Camden is pleased to support Brode. He was easy to deal with, patient and understanding, and his end product was outstanding and it has already received many favourable comments.”

Chris Evans – The Rotary Club of Camden

“Brode’s art and creative flair has brought joy to the students and teachers at our school! Thank you for sharing your talent with our community.”

Melissa Parker – Madang Ave Public School

Common Questions

Do you provide concept designs before painting begins?

Yes. Every case study above followed the same process — a scaled digital concept approved before we picked up a can, with revisions included. See our full mural process.

How much does a mural or graffiti wall like these cost?

Costs depend on wall size, surface condition, access and design complexity. As a guide, projects range from around $1,500 for a small feature wall up to $30,000+ for large-scale public or multi-site work. See our mural costs guide for a full breakdown.

Can a mural or graffiti-style wall reduce vandalism?

Yes — professionally designed murals significantly reduce unwanted tagging. Our Sydney Water anti-graffiti mural above has remained largely graffiti-free for over 10 years.

Do you work with schools and councils across NSW?

Yes. As the case studies above show, we regularly deliver projects for NSW public schools, high schools, councils and government agencies, working through each organisation’s own approval and consultation process.

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