Fourwords

Four words were nice enough to give me this slice of wallspace. Again, I look at this wall and see only the faults, the blocks not quite angled enough, the fades too poorly executed. It's times like this it's best not to be the judge of your own stuff. Happily found room to include the colour codes - one day my name will mean something.

Falling Down

Even though I think I'm more like the dunce of canvas, there's no harm in having a crack. This piece was accepted to the King of Canvas exhibition after a short inquiry about the lyrics. Not my fault of course, Vents wrote em, I just transcribed the things.

A picture of something.

I think it's important, from time to time, to do something completely outside one's comfort zone. If for no other reason to answer the little voice in the back of our minds that asks "do you think you could still..?" It'd been a long, long time since I did any kind of figurative work.

Topham Mall

A quick, shifty effort at Topham mall, Adelaide's wonderfull resource for street artists.

Another Blast of wind n salt...

Yes indeed, I got me another slot on the Bondi Promenade wall. Again a great experience, with almost every punter that stopped giving me good props for what I was doing. Everyone except a couple of gals who were shocked to see the existing image be painted over. My heart went to them when they explained it's significance, and I seriously considered pulling up stumps. Hence the apology towards the left. I do feel a pinge of guilt, but the fact is if it wasnt me it wouldve been someone else.

Tarns made me think about stuff.

Greetings reader. Recently I was pointed at the blog of this man, Tarns, who had some points to make about the graffiti vs street art debate. This made me think about the values I use to judge what I'm doing. Who's respect am I really chasing anyway? Do I have to make a firm decision on wether this is graffiti or not? Questions, questions, questions.

Curves. What's with that?

Hex1 - comfortable at second base.

Round One... fight!

Ahhhh, a tribute to my many, MANY, wasted hours perfecting my dragon punch technique.

A blast of salty air...

Bondi Beach Promenade, Sydney Australia.

Yes, the world fameous Bondi beach has a long wall along the promenade where artists can leave their mark on the landscape. I was lucky enough to get approval to leave this behind, an all-ironlak large-scale blockie.

Cold Krush

Grabbed the chance to bust this at COLD KRUSH, had a good time and tried out Montana Black for the first time in a long time.

Crunch.

T-shirt Transfers

Unique wearable art. I provide the transfer, you provide the shirt. Dead easy and a great way to style up an inexpensive plain T.

Many designs available

Yes, and any design's colour scheme can be altered upon request.

Pshaw.!

Tried out Ironlak's new 'Reload' can on this image, the can still isnt empty.

Blublocker

No, not the famous sunglasses so well pimped by Geek. Instead a little exercise in minimal palette.

Candleholders.

Want to add a stylish set of knickknacks to your living space? How about a set of tealight holders?

Lamps.!

Yes I make a few different things, here for example is a table lamp in red, featuring original poetry and unique paintwork. A functional one-off piece of art that you can make your very own for a very reasonable price.

Just ask me :D

Green/yellow

Video time: 5mins

Actual time: 55 mins.

Songs by the mighty MUPH n Plutonic. Don't sue me Muph.

Cool.