Lush has been busy making new paintings and drawings. He’s still up to the same comedic, offensive to many, ridiculous antics.  Worth a laugh, chuckle or “This dude is wack!

Never one to miss an opportunity on making fun of something or someone, or make a witty remark, Lush takes an opportunity to “advertise here” without payment. 

Most of the time his work is controversial, people love to hate him while others find entertainment and humor in his work. Staying busy is one thing that can’t be denied about Australian graffiti prankster, Lush, with new stuff constantly being churned out. Here’s an update of what he’s been up to, as the artist shifts his attention to cops in his new walls and illustrations.

It looks like Paul Insect, Lush, and Sweet Toof had a lot of fun in the DF neighborhood of Mexico City this month, teaming up with our friends at FIFTY24MX and Juxtapoz Latin America to create a ton of murals and street works around town. Pretty playful stuff as well... more to come.

  By far some of the most graphic and offensive graffiti currently being painted in the streets comes from Lush. Japan is getting a taste of  his work right now and we are sure their will be some sore eyes after viewing these walls.

  The grime reaper has no sympathy for those who ride razor scooters in this new piece by Australian entertainer, Lush. He used the logo of the well-known metal band, Death, incorporating it into the saying “Death to scooter fagz.”

The saying “Legal Beagle” is known to be associated with writers who stick primarily to painting legal walls. We have never used the term “Illegal Eagle” but it seems to be an appropriate counter term. Painted by Australian graffiti writer, Lush.

Lush’s graffiti got dwarfed by an ACME shrink gun on this wall.

Things are getting real ridiculous down in Australia concerning all things Lush. This might be one of his most offensive pieces yet and that’s saying a lot for this guy. Nice tuxedo thong dude.

More ridiculous graffiti from the offensive Australian writer, Lush. This time around, Lush painted his letters in the form of joints, enlisting a naked girl to stand in and play the part.