2011
Elephant in an abandoned warehouse, Melbourne
I painted the first large elephant in an hour and a half, partly because I had to be somewhere else, but mostly it stunk from the goat skins that the hippies living in there were drying out for their djembes. I used 3 rollers, black, white and grey, then a bit of spray paint. The second lot took probably twice as long.
This month we will be moving our studio into Federation Square, as part of an installation in the NGV, culminating in a closing party and exhibition of the work we produce during the month, feel free to drop in. Thanks for Toothy for this cool video.
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Brunswick Locals Only Project- Sydney Road
Some photos from an alley way project representing the colourful characters of Sydney Rd Brunswick, Late 2011… Thanks to Barnicle B of Urban Enhancement, Bryan Itch, Prizak, Cam Scale, and that weirdo from the Tshirt shop.
Buenos Aires 2011
I had a great time in Buenos Aires, I think I painted 5 walls in the week. Many thanks to Ostinatto Hostel for the mural/room exchange, and to Corona for the last day, Poeta for the party, Peter K , Micha, Andy, from SinFin studios, Pablo Valda Studios, and Cali + Beca of Concrete = Canvas,
and thanks to the lady who let me paint this rhino on her wall….
Pol ‘Corona’, check him out on Flickr….
Double Rainbow Wall
This wall is mostly Phib’s project, which I’m helping with, on the corner of Gertrude and Young st Fitzroy. We’ll finish it soon
Rhino Village – Lygon St + Alexandra Parade
Franga Wall
Just before the trip to Tokyo, I painted both sides of this wall in a skate park in Frankston. Thanks to all the guys who came down to paint and of course Franga Council.
Rainbow Serpent Festival 2011
Click on the gallery for a small slideshow
Lost in Bass Party
Reka, Itch and myself painted at Neverland in South Melbourne. A pretty good day painting there and a good party after. Thanks to Ben of Broken Beat Assault for the opportunity, and Jenn for some of these photos.
National Gallery of Victoria at Fed Sq.
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