Posted in Artworks, print, tagged banksy, banksy joke, banksy print, buy art, buy print, buy street art, glen smith, magritte, melbourne, melbourne street art, no frills art, pictures on walls, print, spray can, Street Art, sweet streets on November 1, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Here is my new print, “Ceci n’est pas un Banksy”. Sold a few of these over at the Sweet Streets festival. It’s just a bit of a piss take on how anything using a stencil is called a Banksy. What about Blek? …among others!
Anyway, this was originally made just as a tongue in cheek image for a friend…originally titled, “The treachery of copyright images”. Looks sweet in the flesh…a solid and lush deep flat blue to it.
Email me if you want one…going for about $70 AUD (plus postage).
Posted in Artworks, print, tagged 1000 pound bend melbourne, banksy, graffiti, inspired, melbourne, no frills art, nofrillsart, pictures on walls, print, Stealth Bomber, stencil, Street Art, sweet streets, sweet streets melbourne on October 6, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Here is my first serious high quality digital print release. It’s a large archival pigment print on beautiful heavy weight Canson Paper. I have three other prints also about to be released over the next week so stay tuned. These will all be available on the Mechandise Desk at Sweet Streets HQ.
So from the Sweet Streets Award Show (8/10/2010) and over the sixteen days of the festival these will be available from 1000 Pound Bend in Melbourne for $90.
These are signed and numbered and in a small edition of only 25!
So get your hands on one quickly. If you can’t make it to the festival email me to get your hands on one. (email on my about page!)
Posted in Artworks, Street Art, tagged art oil paintings, dollar, gilt frame, gold, gold frame, graffiti, latin, modern art, money is the root of all evil, no frills art, nofrillsart, painting, painting art, paintings art, pictures on walls, rose, skull, stencil, Street Art on June 3, 2010| Leave a Comment »
Still in it’s bubble wrap…
I just got my painting ‘Viaticus Radix Malus’ or in english, ‘Money is the root of all evil’ back from being framed. I think it looks very sexy. I opted away from my usual plain black minimal and modern looking frame for an ornate gilt or gold frame. I think the irony adds to the strength of the message in the image.
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