Green/yellow

Video time: 5mins

Actual time: 55 mins.

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

I will soon have to address the issue of scale. I find it difficult to paint anything small. Having said that, this piece worked out quite well.

18th April, 09

Seemed a lovely day to paint, and with a couple of mates and a few beers, an afternoon was made of it. I think I'm heading down an interesting art alleyway somewhere between abstract art and graffiti. At least that is, MY abstraction and MY graffiti. Obviously there's people who's graff is even less readable than this, and abstraction that's more abstract.

Thing is though, what I suppose I'm aiming for is a balance between the way I make my "art" and the way I do graff. As if there's a difference :P

Babies are cute. <3

Babies are cute, aren't they?

Rhodium - fresher than woolworths.

Yeah, I love this stuff. When the problems with the valves on cans goes away it'll be the freshest paint on the market. In my opinion anyway.

A lazy Monday

I learned a couple of things doing this piece. First that painting acrylic onto a hot wall can result in visible evaporation. Never seen that before.

Secondly. Get better at estimating how much coverage you can get out of a near-empty can.

I think graffitti is like chocolate, it doesnt have to have a point.

I'm not 100% happy with the entire wall, but I certainly am happy with the suprised looking man on the right. This was a fun way to spend an afternoon.

A bit of fun..

Even though it's still painting, it's nice to do something silly every now and then. He doesnt look as good in real life as he does here, up close you can see the background through his yellow skin, but I thought I'd rather have that than a completely empty can of Pineapple Park.