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:
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!
As per usual, I’ve been painting murals of all kinds all around New Zealand, here’s some of my recent work.
This is a large indoor wall at Northlands Shopping Centre in Christchurch:
A trompe l’oeil 3d effect in an Auckland backyard:
This was the front of the bar at the R’n’V music festival in Gisborne, which I painted for Canadian Club:
These are two large motorsport murals I created for Highlands Motorsport Park in Cromwell, Central Otago, celebrating their two biggest annual events.
A small shop interior:
This piece is in the pool room of the Warrior’s gym:
An old bus parked up permanently at the Amazing Maze:
And a couple of kid’s bedroom murals, in Auckland and Canterbury:
I’m often painting birthday banners too:
I believe this is the first garden shed I’ve done, painted to look overgrown:
Recently I facilitated a workshop in New Lynn, creating this mural with some local young graffiti artists:
As you can see here, I can draw as well as paint! I created this live in Sylvia Park shopping centre as a promotion for Sharpie. It was coloured in the following day by the public.
Autumn is here, and I’m still painting wall murals NZ-wide, rain or shine, inside and out!
This is a mural for the University of Canterbury:
A Lower Hutt themed mural for a corporate office in Lower Hutt:
A banner for a night market stall:
An inner city piece on Queen’s Wharf, Auckland:
This one is a collaboration with Byron Bay artist Nitsua:
Some graffiti art I painted with friends in Hong Kong:
A changing room wall for my pals the Warriors… get ’em boys!!
This one is in a pizza restaurant, painted with my colleague Paul Walsh:
A couple of historic Auckland themed murals for Gables bar and restaurant:
Gyms always need murals! here’s some of the latest…
And something for the kids…
Two in a row in fact. One on a garage door on Teed Street, Newmarket….
…an another in Titirangi:
I’ve manged to get photos of a couple of my pieces from a while back and some fresh ones.. All these murals graffiti art paintings are in Auckland.
These panels are at Manurewa West Primary School:
This banner was for a company called Stowers exhibition stand backdrop, featuring caricatures of their staff… not something I do too often!
This native flax scenery-scape is in the back carpark of Ibis Hotel, Auckland Airport:
And lastly, a comic fan commissioned me to paint some classic characters on these panels:
Here’s some of my pieces form the last week or two.
Another office feature wall for Perceptive Research, this one’s in their boardroom:
This one’s an interior mural in an enclosed space, where I’ve created the illusion of french doors opening out to the harbour:
A monster truckin’ Happy Birthday banner:
…and another difficult-to-photograph piece for Auckland’s Monsoon Poon Restaurant, this one’s in the ladies room.
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.
A piece in the garage of this fine hotel for their guests to ball out!
