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Eyefood Factory Australia

90 James St, New Farm QLD 4005, Australia

5.0(33)· Google
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Eyefood Factory Australia — New Farm, Brisbane

A creative New Farm experience and gallery with a perfect five-star average from 30-plus reviews.

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90 James St, New Farm QLD 4005, Australia

Opening hours

Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
10:30 – 18:00
Thursday
10:30 – 18:00
FridayToday
10:30 – 18:00
Saturday
09:00 – 17:30
Sunday
09:00 – 14:00

Why it's worth checking out

Eyefood Factory Australia is a New Farm, Brisbane gallery and art-printing studio focused on bold, contemporary work made to order. Its main point of difference is TrueLumi™ printing: artwork is printed directly onto aluminium for strong colour and UV resistance, then mounted on a wooden frame so it arrives ready to hang. The site says pieces can be used indoors or outside, giving buyers more flexibility than a conventional framed print.

The collection is divided into three distinct styles. TrueLumi® POP! brings together colourful, artist-led limited editions, with each design capped at a stated number of copies depending on its size and format. TrueLumi® Fakeboards takes a street-inspired approach, presenting long, narrow aluminium works such as Georges Fakeboard, Viva Frida Fakeboard and Street Bear. TrueLumi® Classics is the more adaptable option, with customisable dimensions intended to suit a particular wall or room. There is also a selection of one-off originals, including canvas works and original aluminium artworks such as the Kweam pieces.

For visitors who like art with a strong visual impact, the range covers themes including animals, cartoons and playful work, film-inspired pieces, music icons, love and soft pop art. The site also promotes larger formats, extending through to King Size and Xtra King Size options, so the gallery may appeal equally to someone looking for a small statement piece or a major work for a large wall. Named works such as Oh Yeah!, Words of Wisdom, Ocean Escape and Amalfi Drift give a sense of the varied, graphic-led style available.

There is a personal, maker-focused story behind the business. Eyefood Factory says its reproductions are handcrafted in Brisbane rather than mass-produced, and that its POP range directly supports the artists whose work is featured. Buyers can browse through themed collections, consider framed or unframed previews with the site's augmented-reality tool, or discuss a custom printing project. It suits solo art browsing, collectors, and anyone furnishing a home, office or outdoor area with something more individual than standard décor. The website also describes bespoke work based on customers' own images, making it worth considering for a personalised piece as well as a ready-made artwork.

Spot Score

56

The Spot Score is our composite of five signals — two about the venue's standing with visitors and three about how complete and current this listing is. It is not a visitor rating and not a verdict on the food or the experience. The 5.0 from 33 reviews is Google's visitor rating, shown separately and never altered by us.

About the venue · from Google

ReputationGoogle star rating, smoothed for review count
81
PopularityHow many Google reviews it has
46

About this listing · our record

Information qualityWebsite, menu and structured details on file
30
Category fitHow well it matches its listed category
70
FreshnessHow recently we last checked our sources
30

Last checked against sources 17 June 2026.

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