'Saint' George Michael immortalised in mural by Sydney street artist behind infamous Kanye kissing Kanye painting

  • Sydney street artist Scott Marsh painted a mural of late singer George Michael 
  • The colourful mural is located in Erskineville, in Sydney's inner west 
  • Marsh's latest work depicts George Michael as a 'patron saint of the gays' 

A prolific Sydney street artist has unrelieved a mural in memory of late pop icon George Michael.

The colourful mural located in Erskineville, in Sydney's inner west, is the work of artist Scott Marsh, who is also known for his Kanye Loves Kanye and Casino Mike paintings.

Marsh's latest work depicts George Michael as Saint George.

Scott Marsh's latest work depicts George Michael as Saint George 

A prolific Sydney street artists has unrelieved a mural in memory of late pop icon George Michael 

It was commissioned by musicians Paul Mac and Jonny Seymour, who worked with the star during his time in Sydney.

'The guys who live in that building, they were both friends with George Michael and I had already been speaking with them about painting their wall,' Marsh told The Music.

'They were telling me stories about him and their times with him in Sydney and he sounded like a pretty incredible person, so I just sat down with them and threw some ideas around.

'The idea we stuck with was him as the patron saint of the gays.'

The George Michael Mural is on a wall in Concord Street, Erskineville.

It can also be seen from the Illawarra train line.

Artist Scott Marsh  is also known for his Kanye Loves Kanye mural, which has now been painted over 

Sydney Street artist Scott Marsh works on the mural of New South Wales premier Mike Baird 

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