IN SHORT: Sindy Sinn is a Melbourne-based illustrator and mural-artist. He creates artwork for bands and brands, and brings bold art to big walls. With over 15 years’ experience, he’s worked with Mambo, Metallica, Blink-182, Liquid Death, Young Henrys and a million more across campaigns, merch, packaging and murals.

His work combines bold illustration with a crystal-clear understanding of the brief. His superpower is collaboration: getting to know the people behind a project, right down to the inside jokes, and figuring out what they’re saying and who they’re saying it to. That same approach carries through from global campaigns to local dive bars.

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Sindy Sinn is a Melbourne-based illustrator and mural artist known for bold, punchy artwork that hits you with a "fuck yeah!" at first glance. His distinct style is instantly recognisable; stripped-back, fiercely unique, and undeniably wild.

With over 15 years under his belt, Sindy has built a reputation as a go-to creative powerhouse for global giants and cult favourites alike. His client list reads like a dream lineup, featuring Queens Of The Stoneage, Green Day, Ed Sheeran, The Rolling Stones, Spotify, UFC, Jameson, and Sydney Comedy Festival, to name a few. Yet, he remains passionate about collaborating with emerging brands, local bars, and indie bands looking for artwork that'll make their fans lose their minds.

Every project Sindy tackles gets a fully customised, hand-crafted approach. His strength lies in cutting straight to the heart of a brief, stripping away clutter, and turning ideas into crisp, unforgettable imagery. There's always something hidden: a subtle storyline, an in-joke, or an extra detail, that elevates the design, rewarding those who stop to look closer.

His creative process is fast and fearless, often fuelled by heavy metal playlists and murder podcasts. Sindy believes firmly in brutal honesty, trusting his gut, a philosophy of putting yourself out there. Formerly from Sydney, he spent over a decade running Snake Eyes Studio, a legendary six-man creative hub inside Newtown's iconic Young Henrys Brewery. Today, he's a part of Marrickville’s LICK STUDIOS, a creative space built for tackling ambitious large-scale canvas projects for clients such as Disney, Startrack, and Artline.

He's had multiple solo-exhibitions, which have all sold out in entirety and is currently exhibiting new works to his exclusive mailing list. In 2026 Sindy Sinn was a finalist in the Archibald Prize with his 'Keep On Stingin' portrait of Keli Holiday. On show at the Art Gallery Of NSW and now on tour with the exhibit.

What sets Sindy apart isn't just his wild imagination; it's his relentless work ethic, unmatched output, and the genuine friendships he forms with clients along the way. Despite a fat-stacked portfolio and workload, Sindy remains accessible and approachable, always eager to dive headfirst into the next big project or chat ideas over a beer(s).

Ultimately, Sindy's work is about impact: injecting colourful, playfully-brutal, and occasionally absurd energy into everyday spaces, transforming walls, merch, and brands into something iconic. His legacy? "He made everything as fucking awesome as possible."

Let's have a beer! Otherwise, email Sindy, or stalk him on Instagram or Facebook. And don’t forget to check out some his apparel brands, Nightcrawler Co for rock n roll kidswear and Death Patches for the most fucked up patches on the planet.