New Moai painting. (updated sept 13th 06 and june the 13th 07)

I was asked to paint at a hip hop/graffiti jam in my hometown Västerås.
It was located within the walls of a medieval castle where a museum is located.
Decided to do somethin different than ordinary letter graffiti and this is what came out of it.

Turned out pretty ok.
It´s HARD to work on a small 1,5x2m surface like this with spraypaint. First time i ever painted with spray on canvas to.
Now the painting belongs to the museum and will be kept forever and ever as a part of a graffiti documentation campaign.

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Tikidreams I love the colors you chose to have there. In fact I love everything about this painting.Hard to believe you use spraypaint to create this image. Great piece.

How'd you get it so clean? Looks like its masked (whichis kool if it is, even kooler if it isnt!)

Nice man

Mycket snyggt! Bra jobbat!
I dig the colors and the way they are put together, its pleasant to look at.

super!

Hewey>> I used a stencil for the text. The black frame was taped.
All the other stuff is "cut". You cut of a colored field with another color.

makutiki>> Tack!

You cut it of with a line with the spraycan that is.
Hard to explain the teqniche but when i used a bit of cardboard to straighten out ONE line i got boo-ed by the crowd. :wink:
There´s prestige in good can control without cheating.

I was bored and made a new moai. Two shades of brown and two different cans of black.

It´s probably gone already.

A painting I did earlier this spring. Sorry about the large image size and the ass crack.

Sketching up and filling in areas.

Trying to even lines in the wind, a frustrating job. My friend playing with the camera functions.

Turned out something like this.

Very nice job on the moai painting but please, please buy yourself a belt.