The event took place at Safari HQ in The Forum and gave trailgoers a chance to see Mik’s creativity in action.
It also follow’s today’s (Friday, July 25) third kit reveal from the club.
A spokesperson for NCFC said: “We’re absolutely thrilled to see one of the Mini G giraffes proudly wearing the new Norwich City strip as part of the GoGoSafari trail.
“It’s a lovely tribute that reflects the creativity our local community.
“We’re proud to support Break and the incredible work they do – seeing the club’s colours celebrated in this way is fantastic.”
His colourful creations have raised more than £400,000 for charity and he has painted around 20 sculptures for Break alone.
He said: “Painting the new NCFC kit onto a giraffe has been a real treat — it’s such a fun and unexpected combination.
“I’ve been lucky enough to work on so many sculptures over the years, but it’s always special when it’s for Break. The charity does such important work, and I’m proud to be part of something that not only brings smiles to people’s faces but also helps change lives.
“Bing able to paint live at The Forum and chat with people as the design came together really added to the experience.”
It will also be a fantastic piece of memorabilia for any Canaries fan hoping to snap it up at the GoGoSafari charity auction later this year.
