Here is a sweet little video of me painting a mural on a basketball court in Palmerston North with some new friends. Credit: Street Prints.
I usually avoid painting on the ground, but as my great friend Askew One (who designed the mural) was unable to make it and they were on deadline, I came in as substitute!
Some of my murals are in the graffiti style, which is where I first stared, but I enjoy the challenges of painting a wide variety of subjects.
This Auckland cafe mural is influenced by Art Nouveau:
… and this DJ booth in Hong Kong is in a graffiti style:
Pop art in design company’s office:
NZ nature is a popular theme. This is a townhouse in Hamilton:
Two low walls at a school in Tokoroa:
Dwarves on the Pelorus river at a backpackers in Havelock:
A kid’s pool mural in a cartoon style:
Graphic styles in an office call centre:
A company vehicle mural in an office:
… and a boardroom mural with graffiti lettering:
The tasks of mural painting keep me steadily busy, here are some the latest ones…
Nature scenery out at VISY Recycling in Onehunga:
A small feature wall for an interior design office in Albany:
One for an awesome bike garage:
Art in the gym changing room/shower areas of MSocial Hotel, Auckland:
NZ nature scene featuring pets by a backyard patio:
Pillars at House of Travel, Parnell:
Dance studio:
Native insect life for a kindy in Taupo:
A follow-up for a lion I painted in a Crossfit gym some time ago:
…and more animals; these for a client I had long desired to work for – Auckland Zoo!
It’s another busy summer! Here are a selection of my recent wall paintings.
A fairytale school mural:
Some work for Orbit Travel’s Auckland office:
A Springtime forest theme for a formerly grey wall in Newmarket:
Another piece for Crossfit Newmarket gym:
A garden shed:
New Cali-Mex Bar & Grill in Hong Kong:
Barfoot and Thompson’s Remuera office exterior:
Feature wall for Vape Crew Penrose store:
Home driveway mural:
Strong Side gym in West Auckland:
Painted with Elliot Stewart, a new attraction at Spookers:
…and lastly, here’s some graffiti styles:
I’ve been facing plenty of rain delays lately, but the warm weather is returning! Here’s some recent works.
An internal courtyard Mediterranean-themed trompe l’oeil:
This one was in collaboration with Paul Walsh:
Not all work is weather-dependant, such as chalkboards…
Surfboard art for renowned paint-marker brand Posca:
…and some special effects texture painting:
I’ve been well busy as usual, here is my latest batch!
Firstly, a wine bar feature wall:
A lady’s gym:
Water tanks always look better with some colour!
Street advertising for a movie:
A humourous sports bar outside wall mural: 
Cafe pin-up art:
Black and white wall illustration for Ticketmaster NZ:
A long kindergarten fence:
I’m not Paul Walsh, but sometimes I do paint on utility boxes:
A restaurant feature wall out on the North Shore:
Another Kindy fence:
Recently painted interior mural at Loco’s Cantina in Queenstown:
Some greenery by an indoor pool:
Auckland cafe feature walls:
Capital Market, my favourite place to eat in Wellington:
“Living wall” mural in Raglan:
Stairway in Auckland retail store:
Lion Rock mural in an Auckland meeting room:
And some branded artwork on a busy Wellington convenience store:
Greetings! I’m proud to present some of my most recent creations.
A cafe chalkboard:
Some motivation for a gym:
A mural painted in collaboration with local youth in Ohope:
A birthday banner:
…and a doodle on a skateboard done live at the mall for everyone’s favourite marker, Sharpie!
A big thank you to all my customers and clients for a wonderful 2016. I’m working on the next batch of projects to roll through another lovely kiwi summer! Here are some of my recent NZ murals.
That’s a Union jack with Table Mountain and Rangitoto – a home feature wall mural in homage to the resident’s heritage. This next one is another home interior:
A residential back yard fence:
Another backyard:
An Auckland primary school mural:
This one is the exterior of the new “Te Ara” Museum of Cultural Heritage in Rarotonga:
Crossfit Hibiscus coast new premises:
Some say my wall paintings are graffiti art because I’m using spray cans, but to me they’re wall murals; though many of my murals are graffiti influenced! Here are some of my latest:
This one was painted with the help of some talented West Auckland youth:
Slightly awkward photo here, but I like the piece:
This piece of street advertising was painted with my friend Elliot:
This is a wall from late last year, which I seem to have neglected sharing until now.. Commissioned by Auckland Council, next to the Henderson RSA.
Shouts out to Elliot Francis Stewart for doing the little fishes and eels!
