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!
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:
A client said to me the other day, “You should update your website more often”. And the customer is always right! I better start catching up.
So, firstly, here’s some recent gym murals:
Here are some of my latest murals in kid’s bedrooms.
A couple more shop graffiti art murals for my friends Cali-Mex in Hong Kong..
Boardroom feature wall mural for the new NZME office in Northland:
A mural on the side of a classroom, designed and painted in collaboration with pupils of Richmond Road Primary School:
And lastly, here’s the Prime Minister of New Zealand proudly tagging on one of murals. I’m happy to say though, it’s not often people tag my murals… hopefully this just a one-off!
Here’s some artwork I painted recently in the laser tag maze at the entertainment facility “Game Over” in Queenstown.
Two in a row in fact. One on a garage door on Teed Street, Newmarket….
…an another in Titirangi:
In Auckland’s Newmarket, this is another colab with my pal Jacob Chrisohoou, and is in homage to one of our nation’s favorite painters, referencing two of her most popular works Rutu and Cass. With thanks to The Estate of Rita Angus, Gordon Harris and Molotow.
They finally got me to come down for this wonderful annual event, thanks guys! Here’s my main piece, depicting the mighty Ruaumoko:
And here’s a quick one-hour piece done on the first day…
…and a canvas painting of Ngauruhoe for the group exhibition on during the festival…
… and a courtyard mural for Taupo’s acclaimed “Plateau” restaurant and bar…
…and finally, these are some cut-out “Christmas trees” I painted which are displayed with ones by other artists in the town centre in December,
They were so impressed that they put me in the newspaper… twice!
Painted in the bedroom of a very lucky little boy!
I was summoned back to the “Oasis”, to create another interior office mural for the hard-working sales folk at Coke NZ.
Mural commissioned by the family of a well missed local young man
