Bar interior in Amsterdam

Before I arrived in Amsterdam I lined up a few oppurtunities through some very good friends that live there. This was the first assignment that I have completed, around the time of my (…ahem) 40th birthday.

The challenge was to decorate the obsolete smoking room inside the bar, which some friends also use as a changing [read full story]

Cutty Sark vs Chu vs Cordy House (finished)

Here’s the final shot of the piece in Sodtherich (sic). I’m told by the good people at Mutate Britain that it is alive and well and kissing the clouds from the rooftops. Notice the cans on the floor, working on the floor was my favourite moment, together with the mathematical ‘overlay’ effect, not sure what [read full story]

Rose Villa Tavern, Birmingham

New interior, with a 360 degree view

3D print – Last few left

Buy one of the last few 3D prints I have available

Hole in the Wall competition

Competition details below…

Guinness World Record attempt
The world record attempt that I painted a few years back is not being considered by Guinness World Records.
The proprietor of the Hole in the Wall, who commissioned the piece, have failed to recognise all the work I did to raise awareness of the building, the painting, or their fabric [read full story]

Very Nearly Almost

There’s very few magazines relating to graffiti that I actually read. Sure, there are graffiti magazines out there, few can compete with Very Nearly Almost – with plenty of quality eye candy and decent in-depth interviews with artists etc.. VNA has been going for 16 glorious issues now. Its a really pleasant read, sitting comfortably [read full story]

Bangkok freestyle in 360 degrees

Late 2010 I painted alongside Amp, Bon and Alex at Chulalongkorn University Faculty of the Arts, Bangkok. I was out there making the Sodtherich screenprints and some adhesive propaganda with Souled Out Studios…

Kabul at Work

This website that I finished designing recently, is for my good friend stationed in Afghanistan, David Gill. It was clear from the beginning that it was to work like a dynamic library of photographs and interviews that David can upload with comfort, publishing these amazing stories to the world – without it looking too much [read full story]