The Beer Is Cold

A heritage pub in Blacktown, The Royal Cricketers Arms dates back to 1881. Vibrant colours and bold ink line work to bring this historic pub to life. Highlighting the importance of historical preservation in our modern urban landscape.

During COVID-19 times of social distancing and restrictions, many pubs have been struggling. I have referenced this hardship with the sanitise signage. However, the resounding message of the piece is positive. ‘Yes, We are Open’ and yes .. ‘The Beer Is Cold’!

Framed in white with white matte window, the colours really pop!

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Frankie's work focuses on a recurring theme, the changing urban environment around us. She specialises in urban landscapes that highlight the humour and beauty in everyday scenes in life. Frankie enjoys working with clients to capture their memories in unique commissions.

Frankie's second solo exhibition 'The Inner West I See' showed at the Inner West Council's Chrissie Cotter Gallery, 29 April 2021 - 9 May 2021. Sponsored by the Inner West Council. Inspired by lockdowns and loving local, the exhibition featured instantly recognisable pubs, shopfronts and local landmarks of the Inner West in Sydney. All in Frankie's distinctive style of vibrant colours and lightly skewed perspective.