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From portraits to murals to street art, I love turning big ideas into something real.
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- 3D pavement art illusion of a large whale shark and sea turtles on a footpath, with two smiling women posing as if paddleboarding beside it.
- Aerial view of a cylindrical water tower mural depicting a kingfisher diving underwater, painted with a spiral staircase, in a rural green field under a blue sky.
- Mural of an echidna and its baby (puggle) painted beneath the eaves of a building, tongue extended toward the ground, against a blue sky.
- Large mural on a cylindrical water tower depicting an older man playing guitar, surrounded by Aboriginal dot-painting motifs of animals and a river, signed "F. Wright" and "Jenny McCracken," 2020.
- Mural on a brick building depicting a waterfall and rainforest scene bursting through broken brick openings, with colorful parrots and a heron in flight; a woman poses beside it.
- Mural of a leafy seadragon swimming underwater among seaweed and small fish, painted on an interior wall.
- Mural inside a warehouse showing an underwater scene with a sunken shipwreck, sea turtles, coral, and a treasure chest, wrapping around the corner of two walls.
- 3D artwork of hot air balloons over a landscape, with a woman posing as if climbing a rope ladder toward the basket; a kingfisher perches on top. Signed "Jenny McCracken 2024."
- Mural on a cylindrical water tower depicting soldiers standing around a white cross memorial surrounded by poppies, framed by green foliage.
- 3D pavement art of a large blue-ringed octopus painting at an easel beside a wooden post and pipe, with water flowing around a cracked pavement illusion; a woman sits atop the post. Signed "Jenny McCracken" and dated 2026.
- Large mural on a red building of a regent honeyeater bird with black, white, and yellow plumage, alongside smaller birds and a landscape scene, with text reading "This is Wonnarua Country."
- Mural of a regent honeyeater perched on a flowering branch, framed within a painted window opening on a green cinder-block wall, with a mountain landscape and yellow wattle blossoms visible behind it. Signed "Jenny McCracken 2022."
- Mural-style portrait of a smiling young man wearing round glasses and a navy beanie reading "Trust Me I'm Greek," painted on brick against a colorful graffiti background.
- 3D pavement art of a humpback whale and calf with parrots flying around them, viewed from above on a paved plaza near city buildings. Signed "@jennymccrackenartist."
- Large 3D pavement art installation depicting a steampunk-style flying machine with people in blue shirts, alongside two children playing on giant books and a chessboard, with a koala; viewed from above in a busy plaza.
- Mural on the gable end of a pavilion depicting regent honeyeaters in a bushland scene, one in flight over burnt tree trunks and one perched among gum blossoms.
- Large 3D pavement art installation depicting a steampunk-style flying machine with people in blue shirts, alongside two children playing on giant books and a chessboard, with a koala; viewed from above in a busy plaza.
- 3D pavement art of a clown on a unicycle juggling cards inside an opened wooden box, with playing cards and a rabbit in a top hat; two women pose interacting with the scene.

Who is Jenny Mccracken?
Jenny McCracken is an internationally celebrated 3D mural artist and painter, renowned for her monumental murals, portraiture, wildlife art and extraordinary 3D pavement artworks. She is Australia’s most highly awarded pavement artist and has been a finalist in the prestigious Moran National Portrait Prize.
Every mural, every brushstroke, is for a more compassionate world, for the animals we share it with, and the planet we're borrowing from them.
Get in Touch with Jenny
Got a wall in mind? An idea you can't quite explain? Or just want to chat about art, animals, or living a little more compassionately? I'd love to hear from you.




