Luke Shirlaw

In the year 2000, a young SOFLES started painting graffiti in his hometown of Brisbane, Australia. Through putting in hours upon hours of work, on walls, trains, and his blackbook inside the garige (garage), he quickly rose to global prominence as a graffiti writer, illustrator, and muralist. Being versatile in his style and approach, and […]

With this year’s Wonderwalls Port Adelaide mural festival ramping up this week, we’re taking a quick look back at the festival’s 2019 event from last year. A huge line-up of local and international artists were part of Wonderwalls 2019, converging on Port Adelaide to bring a host of new large-scale murals to the port. The

The inaugural Can’t Do Tomorrow event opened with a bang last week in the Melbourne suburb of Kensington. The art-fair-meets-street-art-festival saw the complete transformation of a multi-level warehouse by over 100 artists from Melbourne and abroad. The festival finishes today, so it’s your last chance to catch it in person. Grab tickets to visit one

As the 2020 edition of Style Discipline gets closer in the calendar, we’ve been throwing back and highlighting some videos from past events. Last year, Ironlak Family member, EWOK visited the island and painted a whole lotta graffiti with fellow RVCA ANP advocate DMOTE. As showcased in this video by RVCA’s Artist Network Program, the duo linked up on

Maple and Sheva first met back in 2002 when they were both just discovering graffiti. They painted a lot together in their teens and were even repping the same crew. It had been a while since they’d rocked pieces together, so they hatched plans for an abando mission. Although crammed into one weekend, it was a

‘Tektoniks’ is the latest body of work from Benjamin Knock – ‘a multidisciplinary artist whose work aims to traverse the public into their imagination and fuse the relationship between surrealism, and our natural habitat’.   KNOCK felt his first seismic wave a few years ago while living in the mountains of Kyushu, Japan, and now earthquakes

Last Saturday, TRAV MSK opened his pop-up shop and gallery at the new Seventh Letter/ Treebase Klear space in downtown Los Angeles. He spent two days completely transforming the space with vibrant colours, complemented by subtle patterns. To top things off, TRAV painted this chrome piece in his public lettering style – a cross between

We just stumbled upon this short video from 2018 of Los Angeles-based illustrator 2SHAE’s studio process while working on his ‘Rx in Wonderland’ illustration for a now sold out print release. Using our Ironlak Technical Drawing Pens and Permanent Markers, 2SHAE dreams up a wild concoction of Alice in Wonderland themed artwork, featuring classic characters

The Facility. Credit: Alex Jovanovic. Artist Credit: Mayonaize and Camscale We’ve just spent a week on-site in the lead up of the inaugural Can’t Do Tomorrow – an art festival showcasing street art and graffiti at The Facility in Melbourne’s Kensington. We were on-site documenting the process of what must be the first legal graffiti

TRAV MSK just added finishing touches to this epic new installation for his upcoming pop-up exhibition at the new Seventh Letter/ Treebase Klear space in downtown Los Angeles. The activation and show opens to the public Saturday, 15 February, 2 – 6 pm, and features original art, merch, prints, and the installation. Running through to

In late-2019, DOES spent a full week in Miami during Miami Art Basel. Expositions and art fairs attracted collectors and artists from all over the globe. After hanging his complete ‘BRIQUE’ sculptures collection, DOES had time to paint some walls in and around Miami’s Wynwood area. This latest video features one of his walls. As

Fintan Magee is a Sydney-based artist and muralist who is at the forefront of the Australian large-scale mural movement. Born in Lismore, NSW, Fintan cut his teeth painting A LOT of graffiti in Brisbane, before transitioning into a career as an artist. Prolific both in the studio and in public, Fintan has painted murals and