0%

spraypaint

Painting in the 'Reykjavik Hall of Fame'

Going to Reykjavik, my friend Sigrun already hooked me up to paint with another female artist there (more on my collaboration with her later). One of the great things about the graffiti culture and social media is that once you publicize that you are traveling anywhere in the world - other writers come forward and usually make their way to paint or organize a wall. Thanks to Dan from Montana Colors who hooked me up with CLONE and CASIO - Icelandic graffiti writers.The were really no graffiti supply shops in Reykjavik, I only heard of one which only sold limited belton black and white spraypaint, thats because they were going out of business. So the only source was to go to an art suppply store who only sold German Montana. The price of spraypaint was almost double of that in New York. Luckily for some discounts I was able to load up in vast array of colors for my first piece in Iceland! I went for the gold...

IMG_2525

 

CLONE, one of the first Icelandic graffiti writers,  hitting up my blackbook ....

IMG_2526

Stickers...don't leave home with out 'em....

IMG_2528

The boys decided to paint using roller paint as a fillin' for their pieces....I don't blame them...spraypaint is way too expensive there..

IMG_2531

Time for some action ! At the Reykjavik Hall of Fame...also a skatepark...

IMG_2536

Progress shot...

IMG_2539

CASIO putting it down...old school style....

IMG_2540

CLONE getting down....

IMG_2541

With my friend Sigrun...

IMG_2546

IMG_2548

Finished pieces....

iIMG_2550 IMG_2555 IMG_2557

LIMITED EDITION PARIS SUBWAY MAPS

I have created my bubble letter pattern on a series of 6 limited edition Paris subway maps. Handmade using spraypaint and enamel paint markers on paper. They are only available at Etch-A-Sketch.net online gallery.

They were fun to create! Here are some process photos...

Three The Hard Way

Last Sunday, my partner-in-crime, Cope2 and I got invited to paint in Bridgeport, CT with our good friend tattoo and graffiti artist ES1. Fun times painting at an abandoned warehouse!

Check out some action and progress shots.

Before...

Pensive moment about the next move...

Convenient paint holder...

Front and center with my finished piece...

Last shot of the day...

On to the next one...!