Welcome to a new spot on lak.com called ‘Your favourite writers favourite writers’. The concept is super simple – we’re talking to some of the best in the game and asking them to list writers or artists who they consider some of their favourites. Next up we got in touch with our Chicago spray master mate […]
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SOFLES opened up the camera roll exclusives just for you. Styles for miles, as always. SOFLES uses his Instagram from outer-space, get at him @sofles
You know when EWOK paints you’re gonna be needing that fire emoji.We got the inbox dopeness from the man himself. Respecognize. “Here’s a few new(ish) joints from Soundset Festival in Minneapolis and the Wall Lords event in Taiwan. “Taiwan was about a billion degrees at all times and it was literally like painting pieces in
PHAT1 got around Adelaide on a trip with TRAV MSK recently. Here’s the fuego for your eyeballs. Enjoy.
We all know it, BASIX walls are almost unbelievable. This beast from Northern New South Wales has been emptying Ironlak cans as long as we can remember, and it shows. The man himself hooked us up with a master-folder of his most recent heaters. Enjoy. To see more from BASIX hit him on Instagram @mrbasix
Graffiti is a visual art-form. We’re all visual fiends at heart. As the internet has degraded the value of a single image to a point where most images are viewed on a 5 inch screen, masterpieces are not given the time and respect that they deserve. Welcome, our new segment ‘HI-RES’.High-resolution images up for download, for all you
“After a few months of too much partying and writers block I pumped out three of these in a week getting a lot looser with paint popping tins throwing sample pots at walls. Making a pretty mess, then painting pretty faces. Gonna be doing heaps more of these in the coming month.” -Drapl. To see more
“Just good to get IRONLAK Family rocking together.Strictly heat in the pouring rain hahaha.” -PHAT1.“Managed to catch up with two of the NZ lak lads recently on a work related trip across the ditch.Between stock takes and rain clouds we got this little wall done in the nick of time.Big shout to Dennis for reminding
Elliott Routledge, aka Numskull, is a busy boy. A contemporary Australian artist hailing from Sydney, and constantly traveling to make work around the world. He switches easily between large scale outdoor murals, and small(er) scale paintings and sculpture, all stamped with his own signature style. His latest project is ‘All in the Front’, a solo
Yard time, head-cams and zombies. The KGB lads linked up with Belgian natives NAWAS and LFLF for some fun in the sun. Peep the edit and download some high-resolution flicks HERE! Follow KGB crew on Instagram: @kgboogieCut: OBLVS (@_oblvs_)Music: Glenn Astro & Hodini – Oha!
I stumbled upon Priest’s graffiti, probably, about a year ago. He has a really fun style – mixing bold, bright colours with simple, curvy letters, with a few quirky twists. I’m into it. It’s always interesting to me to see how writers take the energy of their graffiti and apply that in a gallery setting.
Earlier this week, social change finally came for the country of Sudan, one largely fuelled by the use of street art murals and portraiture implemented during peaceful demonstrations to document and encourage the people’s struggle. After months of protests in the Sudan capital city of Khartoum, it was decided on the 4th of August that
