Spring is starting to spring, which means outdoor mural season is nearly here! I was fortunate to go do some graffiti art in a chain of shops in the warmth of Hong Kong, and plenty of other bits and pieces here too…
A background for Buddha in a backyard:
A power box outside Edukid’s creche in Manukau, with part of a large fence mural visible behind it:
A blackboard down at Conservatory bar:
And a super duper birthday banner for a lucky kid:
Man, I been busy as… here’s some of my recent art on walls. This first one is for one of my long-time clients The Radio Network, a feature wall in their boardroom of their Northland offices, Whangarei.
Next, an outdoor playground mural for Redhills Community Kindy in Massey:
…and another mural for LYC, this one in “Checkmate” gentlemen’s club in Wellington.
This is the street signage I created for Draw Art Supplies HQ with help from Paul Walsh… two Auckland artists who are always on the job!
..and a chalk board for my old friends “The Conservatory”.
The boys at Sodi Karts extended their workshop, and so got me back to extend the mural that i painted last year…
…and here’s the full mural as it now looks. Much sexier!!
A quintessential kiwi mural… native plants, birds and scenery with some cultural patterns to frame it! For Scribbles Daycare centre, Mt Welllington Auckland, with help from my colleague Elliot Stewart.
back from a summer break… and was so keen to for it that i neglected to post my artworks from December before i went away! So here’s some recent pieces, firstly a trippy mural for a new Cafe “Milk Bottle Diner” in Kingsland:
… and a small commissioned canvas showing Rangitoto island and some Pohutukawa flowers.. classic NZ scenery!
Mural for Family Bar on Auckland’s K Road:
and a couple more custom canvas paintings.
Feature wall for MXPT gym in Mt Wellington.
I just got back from 20 days martial arts training in Thailand… so consider me powered-up! Here is a delightful scenic mural on a backyard fence, completed just before i went away.
Mural commissioned by the family of a well missed local young man
a Graffiti and a fantasy beach scene… each painted specifically to client’s requests.
