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Five stories over four days from three blokes and too much paint

Sects & Tense

aka David Cameron

NO CU-TS

Guess who will be appearing at Glastonbury?

Largest ever freehand 3D graffiti illusion

3 big stickers

Does my Brum look big in this?

Large advert for the launch of London Pleasure Gardens

A portrait of the people

Unfairground at Glastonbury 2013

140 sq. metres of freestyle

Distortion of the plane v2.0

Painting at this year’s Standon Calling in Herts.

A quick experiment in anamorphic projection and panoramas

Have a look at a 360° panoramic photograph from the world record attempt back in 2007…

I was going through some photographs of my work for an article in a magazine (coming out soon) when I realised that these haven’t seen the light

It looks like a backdrop but it isn’t.

10 hours overnight on a high street in Manchester, more explanations after the jump

For those that couldn’t make it to the awesome 20th birthday celebrations for Ninja Tune, here’s a smashing video made by the crazy Dan Joyce. Sketches and photographs of the

Once again myself and Mau Mau painted the ‘So Soiled Crew’ skateboard ramp in the Greenpeace field at the wonderful Worthy Farm festival of performing arts (aka Glastonbury Festival).
The theme

The piece above was painted in Madrid to help promote the new game BLUR to a European audience. There is a time-lapse film that accompanies the launch campaign, a funny

Collaboration with some of the artists in the Secret Wars Euroleague teams from the UK.

During the Birmingham squad’s visit to Berlin for Secret Wars, we found a little time on the last day to go paint just on the outskirts of the Kreuzberg district.

When I began working on this painting I knew it was going to be something new, a new technique must apply.
For ages I’ve been seeing the work of some pavement

Once more the machines will have new backdrops. Mutate Britain kicks open a Christmas Special. Promising an alternative to the joyless chaos of Oxford Street, the venue is also licensed

Officially opening on the 8th October 2009, the follow up to the Mutate Britain show at Cordy House in Shoreditch last year – this time under the Westway, up Portobello

Tuesday 28th July 2009 I will be painting underneath the Southbank complex in central London for the DVD release of the magnificent movie adaption of The Watchmen.

This wall was the first evidence anybody had of something going on, other than lots of aerial figures pulling tricks mid-air and the crowds of people gathered to watch. The

This piece was painted at an event called ‘WRECKWIEM’ in November 1996. It was held at a superclub near Milton Keynes called The Sanctuary.