Swimming

Back in November we had visitors from Denmark, Italy and Ireland:)
We had a couple of great paint days...
Here's what I did in Stockwell:

Street art photography!

Painted Sclater street this saturday, haven't been there for a long time, and a usual it was a really great day out!
Decided to re-do my first ever piece, a bunch of tourists photographing graffiti... It turned out pretty crazy, and very different from the first execution! Here are some pics:

(here's the graffiti tour photographing the 'graffiti tour' :)

Meeting of Styles 2011

Solo invited me down to meeting of styles to do a canvas in his graffiti workshop, 

this is what came of it... Great day out and good to get back out painting:)

drawings july

Drawings, July 2011

Roskilde festival 2011

After many years absence, I finally went back to enjoy the legendary Danish music festival "Roskilde", but this time as part of the graffiti camp.

A load of artists from all around the world whom are in charge of decorating the mile long fence around the festival area...

We had lovely weather, a container full of Molotow cans, a bunch of really fantastic people and almost 5 days of painting....

My first wall was mega:

The second one, medium:

And finished off with a mini sign for the wonderful Christiania Falaffel....

The sign was literally finished the moment hundreds of thousands of crazed people flooded into the festival area, and from then on we put down the spray cans, picked up the beer cans and started partying!

Amongst the other festival guests were my bestest buddy who wrote a little blog piece about me, you can read it here:

www.artrebels.com/blog

You can also see more pictures of all the work on Molotow's site:

www.molotow.com/magazine/blog

And here is the festivals website:

www.roskilde-festival.dk

Finally a very big thank you to LARS who made it all happen:)

Gorilla update

The gorilla I painted for Bristol Zoo has now gone up;

You can see mine and the rest of them HERE.

Upfest 2011

Recently a friend dragged me to Bristol for something called Upfest. I didn't really know what to expect, but found 200 other people who were as nerdy about painting as me and it was fantastic!

Here's a pic from the wall I did with Suzko & Stedhead on Saturday:

And Sunday I was asked to paint a Gorilla...

It's going to be put up somewhere in Bristol, before being auctioned off to raise money for Bristol Zoo.