Documenting 15 years of the Ironlak journey Back in 2002, brothers Levi and Heath Ramsey sorted out the paperwork for the business that would ultimately launch Ironlak to the world. Earlier still, around 2000, Luke Shirlaw – a kid from Townsville who was working at Kmart, painting graffiti, and studying graphic design – met Levi […]
MEKS dropped the motherload of flicks on us over the weekend. The saying is true – “good things come to those who wait!”
After a straight-up hectic week of planning and coordination, we jumped on the midday flight from Brissy, heading south to the land of the blues. We were working with a smaller team than usual, so it was all hands on deck getting our Ironlak Art & Design Creative Corner set up and ready to go
KOVER, TREAS, LEANS, and BOUNCE getting down on a good boogie tip in Brisbane. Armed with Ironlak and Sugar Artists’ Acrylic spray paint, and backed by a relentless 60s/70s audio experience. FMOIG: @defthreats @treazytreaz @ontheleans @ouncebay
Melbourne artists SHEM RDC F1 FBA and Steve Cross TFC come together to showcase their skills in Melbourne’s suburb of Windsor, the home of Ironlak retailer Union Heights. Shot: Crude Narrative Beats: Jase Beathedz (aka Shem) See the wall in person right near the Union Heights store on the corner of Chapel and Earl Street,
Ironlak Art & Design Garden City is our fourth Australian store, the third in the greater-Brisbane area. Located on Brisbane’s southside, inside the Westfield Garden City shopping centre at Mt Gravatt, this new store marks an exciting step in our desire to create new breed of brick and mortar retail for artists. Our Garden City
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Catch us this weekend in Sydney as Ironlak Art & Design sets up the Ironlak Creative Corner at Supanova Comic-Con & Gaming Expo. Watch live demos from artists inside our booth, and if you’re feeling creative – a whole host of Ironlak markers and art materials will be on hand for you to join in
In April, Ironlak Art & Design hit the Gold Coast for our first ever Supanova Expo. The Ironlak Creative Corner was busy with supafans hanging out and drawing with Ironlak art supplies. Jeremy Eden, Buttons, and Emmanuel Moore created live artwork. The King Spray team were on hand with their virtual reality graffiti platform demo.
Returning for its fourth year, First Coat is back for three days of free programmed events and live mural painting this May. The festival has evolved to be one of Australia’s major public art events and is a must attend for anyone in southern Queensland. Ironlak has been the official spray paint sponsor of First
In late 2006, Ironlak spray paint had been on store shelves for about two years, and was starting to gain momentum. As a brand built by writers, we were always working with our peers to improve what we were doing, and make the product better for everyone painting with it. Supporting writers is embedded in
BASIX in Mooloolaba, Australia – going nuclear on this mind-meltingly intense wall.
