Those Glasses Pop! (10 Photos)
By Vidar
In Germany, from Werneuchen to Strausberg on abandoned buildings and city walls, Bill Knospi reimagines familiar cartoon characters with a graffiti twist. His murals transform grey concrete into vibrant portraits: a duck with oversized neon sunglasses, a Smurf with a banana, and even Deadpool in a playful comic spin. This collection brings together ten of his most colorful works.
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Daffy Duck in Pink
A large mural of Daffy Duck painted with a bright pink background filled with text, his orange beak and expressive eyes standing out against the wall.
Duck with Neon Glasses
A minimalist duck face outlined in black on grey concrete, made striking by oversized pink and orange neon sunglasses dripping with paint.
Rabbit with Neon Glasses
A rabbit face in black contour lines, highlighted by large yellow sunglasses dripping with color, on a grey wall surrounded by greenery.
Bill’s Place
A vibrant Daffy Duck mural with glowing neon-style text “Bill’s Place,” painted on the wall of an abandoned building with weathered textures.
Smurf with Banana
A playful Smurf mural painted blue with blonde hair, wearing a white hat and holding a peeled banana, painted on a cracked wall.
Money Duck
A graffiti mural of Scrooge McDuck painted inside an abandoned building, holding a glowing orange coin with his beak highlighted in bright orange.
Cheshire Cat
A large pink cat face with yellow eyes and a mischievous smile, painted inside an abandoned structure with broken walls and exposed brick.
Little Pinky
A mural of Pinky from “Pinky and the Brain,” painted with a red-outlined grey background and a large red nose on a concrete utility box.
Baby Deadpool
A cartoonish depiction of Deadpool as a baby, painted in bright red and black, holding a comic book with playful graffiti details.
Mike the Abandoned Green Monster
A mural of Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc., painted in black outlines on a grey wall, with his single eye glowing bright neon green.
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Location: Werneuchen, Brandenburg, Germany.
Context: Bill Knospi describes himself as an independent graffiti artist active since 2007 in Berlin and Brandenburg. Werneuchen is a town in Barnim district within the Berlin metropolitan area, so works here sit in a corridor between local Brandenburg streets and Berlin’s wider urban-art audience.
That’s not a glowing orange coin, it’s a spray paint can with orange nozzle!