Dogs.

Dogs, those furry and loveable creatures, bring joy to our lives with their playful behavior and loyalty. They have the ability to brighten our days with wagging tails, wet nose boops, and comforting presence. Dogs show unconditional love and understand our emotions, offering solace with nuzzles and snuggles. They are not just pets; they become part of our families, teaching us empathy, patience, and compassion. Dogs are always there for us, as steadfast friends who bring smiles to our faces. Let's cherish these amazing creatures, as they embody the best of humanity as our furry companions.

Big sad pink Labrador mural portrait in Melbourne Australia. One of Sully's favorite spots to paint behind one of Sully's favorite bars.

Spitzer X portrait by SillySullys facing the surf of the Great Southern Ocean at rear of a cafe at Jan Juc, Australia.

Puppy Love, a portrait of a pair of Bull Terrier pups by Silly Sully in Chinatown, Melbourne, Australia.

Guard Dog behind security gate at rear of David Bromley's studio and gallery on Chapel Street painted by Silly Sully on request. Melbourne, Australia.

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Portrait of the property owner's dog as a part of the graffiti mural spanning around the corner, in Fitzroy Australia. Cool community happy idea for charos.

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Big pink business Labrador portrait mural in Melbourne Australia.

Big Malamute mural on a warehouse at the Malthouse in Corio, Australia. This one is a couple of stories high and can be seen from the Melbourne-Geelong train.

English Bull Terrier character piece as a part of a greater graffiti collaboration with other local street artists in Melbourne's famous Hosier Lane.

Monty belonged to a street art photographer who had been an early follower of Silly Sullys and when he passed over the Rainbow Bridge Sully painted him at the Croft Institute, a popular Melbourne CBD bar, with the blessings of the bar owners. Monty w

The Wolf of Bourke Street was the first time Sully tried his popular theme of placing the animal character in a business suit. This proud piece watched over the frenzied foot traffic of Melbourne CBD.

Bones 'SILLY' with Husky characters on the ends painted in a private car-park in Melbourne, Australia.

Chroma Ridgeback portrait by Silly Sullys in kennel room of a private residence in Melbourne, Australia.

English Bull Terrier portrait on aluminum panel, 900mm x 600mm. This piece was a part of a donation to the Victoria Bull Terrier Rescue organisation in Melbourne, Australia.

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