Archive for July, 2008
McCulloch Gallery Exhibition
Couple of Shots of the Opening night at McCulloch Gallery in Melbourne.
If you couldn’t make it down, this exhibition is open until the 3rd of August.
Check out the flyer for more info.



Everfresh X Hosier
Some of the Everfresh boys got together to paint a big production at Melbourne’s notorious Hosier Lane. For an unplanned production with no sketch to work off, I though we all did pretty well…

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No commentsThe Wine
I was commissioned to hand-paint some wine bottles that are being displayed in Adelaide’s “R Wine Bar”. “The Wine,” as its called, is a 2004 Shiraz created by R Wines that scored 99 points by ‘The Wine Advocate.’ The Wine fetches over $200.00 a bottle… and yes, Its a fine drop too!! I’m quite pleased how they turned out…



Moment of Truth
Peak Street magazine’s most recent issue includes a feature on Album cover remixes done by Australian artists. The brief was to select your favourite Hip Hop album that you grew up with. I selected Moment of Truth by Gangstarr. I used the themes explored in the album as inspiration for the art direction.

Original cover art>

R Bar
I was recently commissioned by South Australian wine producers “R Wines” to paint an installation in their new wine bar in adelaide, “R Bar.” I am in the process in designing some wine labels for R Wines amongst other projects including hand painting some wine bottles. Ill post them shortly.

Black&White
I was part of an all Australian exhibition at “Famous When Dead” Gallery in Melbourne recently. The exhibition was based around indigenous art, from indigenous and non-indigenous artists. This is the piece I submitted:
No commentsMcCulloch Gallery Preview
Its been a very busy last few weeks with a great amount of exhibitions that I’ve been involved in. The main exhibition of these being the McCulloch Gallery Exhibition including Myself, Meggs, Phibs and Deb.
If your interested in seeing what we’ve all been working on for the last month come down to McCulloch Gallery Opening on Friday (18thJuly). The Exhibition is on for a few weeks so theres plenty of time…

Check the flyer below for more details…
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