sport news Shane Warne's kids go into bat for artist who ended up in court by painting a ... trends now
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Shane Warne’s kids go into bat for artist who got on the wrong side of the law by painting a mural of the cricket legend after his tragic death Jarrod Grech painted mural of late Shane Warne on abandoned house in Carlton But his tribute landed him in court as he received a police summons Grech set up a GoFundMe page to help him cover legal fees He has raised $2,000 and received donation from Warne's daughter Summer
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The family and friends of the late Shane Warne have donated to a fundraiser set up to support a graffiti artist who ended up in court after painting a mural of the late spin king.
Following Warne's sudden death while on holiday in Thailand in March, Jarrod Grech painted a portrait of the Australian legend on the outside wall of an abandoned house in the Melbourne suburb of Carlton.
The portrait at 40 Canning St depicts Warne cracking his trademark smile while wearing sunglasses and a suit, a sight that became familiar to cricket fans around the world during his career as pundit for Channel Nine and Sky Sports.
