A MURAL has appeared paying homage to the viral Glasgow Willy Wonka experience.
The painting was created by artist Ejek and is located on the Clydeside.
On Instagram, the creator said: "I couldn't resist." The artwork depicts those who worked at the event as an Oompa Loompa and "The Unkknown".
Last month, the event went viral after it took place at Box Hub Warehouse in the Whiteinch area of the city.
We also previously reported on a video which showed fuming parents confronting the organiser behind the event.
The "immersive" experience was branded a failure by angry families who had forked out around £35 for tickets.
They were met by a sparsely decorated room including a few plastic props, a little bouncy castle, and small backdrops pinned to walls.
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