In the Old Southside neighborhood, artist Jules Muck added murals to three sides of a building on S. Meridian St. The mural on the south wall features a “Terminator Canine” character, where the eyes of the giant dog shoot lasers to melt the drain pipe. A cool character wearing sunglasses and smoking a cigarette graces the east wall. On the north wall a fantasy dog, “Anubis-Cyclops,” is resting peacefully, but has a single oversized yellow eye that Muck has used on multiple murals around the country. These murals were painted during an informal artist’s residency in the summer of 2019.

Jules Muck, aka MuckRock, is a street artist from England who learned her craft in the 1990s from Lady Pink and many other legends of graffiti and hip-hop culture.  After working extensively in New York, she moved to Venice, California in 2008.  She currently works nationally and internationally, with major works in various locations including Miami’s famous Wynwood district, produced with Art Basel Miami. MuckRock’s street works are both invited and unsanctioned, and she has created work for gallery exhibitions.