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Wonderwalls Festival Port Adelaide is back in March 2020 and the team has been hard at work locking down their amazing line-up. They’ve just dropped the first announcement and it features a super exciting, world-class set of artists, all set to converge upon Port Adelaide and leave behind some large-scale murals, and no-doubt many memories. […]

In 2016, we embarked upon another USA adventure. Bags were packed, and we were on the hunt for big metal giants. Multiple cities, multiple spots, many empty spray cans, resulting in many freight trains with fresh new paint jobs, and many sunrises seen – usually washing down a cold night of painting with Waffle House

“The canvas we did is truly just a freestyle session of lettering and elements, which was almost a meditation and a fun collab.” PHIBS and PORNO join forces to create a collaborative canvas at their studio in Melbourne. Working over a few late arvo sessions, the approach was to have a mish-mash jam with no real plan,

DOES shares with us a pretty special process video today. In this continuous timelapse you get to see his methodical approach to illustration, meticulously working from right to left, using Ironlak Strikers Graphic Markers and Permanent Markers. There’s definitely something therapeutic about watching the entire process of almost 19 hours of drawing, condensed into six

Ahhh, the new year, the new decade. It’s always the time when we make false promises to ourselves, to stop drinking, or do more push-ups, or do one blog post every day without fail (errrr ahhhhemmm)! So far, so good. Put down the beer, Dad. We’re 17 days deep into this fine year, and of

Vans The Omega recently completed these two murals in Chinatown Plaza, Adelaide as part of an upgrade for the precinct, featuring new sculptural elements, lighting installations, and other renovations. Chinatown Plaza is located on Moonta Street, the main street that runs through Chinatown, between the two gates that are a common fixture in any Chinatown

ASKEW has been spending a lot of time in New York City over the last couple years, so he was stoked to have some friends from Auckland visiting the Big Apple towards the end of last year. SAVES and PHATONE had signed up to run in the New York Marathon, so for them, the journey

“We keep the dark side of our being hidden from view.” Take a look at John Kaye’s process as he paints a day spot in the great outdoors. The result is an experimental wall using letters and imagery to involve elements of his work from the studio, combining them with influences from graffiti, and playing with mediums

MERLOT shares with us the process, challenges, and background of her recent Alphabet Project in the Windy City. We present – the A to Z of MERLOT. Over this past summer, I worked on a project where I’d be able to utilize my love for typography and lettering by painting 26 murals (each letter of

“I don’t believe that my graffiti is an art form. My graffiti is vandalism.” An interesting profile by VICE on Miami’s MSG Cartel – Miami Style Gods. Founded in the early 90s, the graffiti crew has put their stamp on Miami’s streets, billboard, heavens, abandos, and wherever else they feel like writing their names. Just

Digging in the internet crates a little bit, we’re sharing a Bombing Science Graffiti Session featuring RUSTE, of HI Crew, that was shot during Art Basel Miami in December 2018. RUSTE, who was last seen lurking the streets of Wynwood, kicks it off with fragments of pencil sketches on random sheets of paper, lays down some

Welcome to ‘Get to Know’ where we interview both established and emerging artists from across the globe and take a moment to go deeper and learn about their thoughts, processes, experience, and creative approach. Today we feature AWFUL CBS. I met AWFUL from CBS Crew Fame in the Nevada desert last year. I was stuck in