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Paraplanner turned artist redesigns UNO, changes Mattel’s rules

The Australian Financial Review (AFR) •
November 01, 2026 • 06:00 PM
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Street muralist Mulga was granted a rare opportunity to shake up the staple of family games nights with his larrikin Australiana, and emerged with the ‘Yeah-Nah’ card.

Paraplanner turned artist redesigns UNO, changes Mattel’s rules

Last decade Joel Moore was a bored paraplanner for AMP, now he has joined Jean-Michel Basquiat and Takashi Murakami among a handful of artists licensed by UNO, the world’s biggest-selling card game.

Best known for more than 400 murals in Sydney and beyond of brightly coloured, larrikin Australiana, Moore – who paints under his childhood nickname “Mulga” – has even bent the rules of the family game night stalwart, introducing “Yeah Nah” and “Nah Yeah” cards.

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