Last week I was up in Brisbane to speak at Analogue/Digital

While I was there I painted this wall with Beastman & Numskull

I just got back from painting in Adelaide as part of Oi You festival.

This is my first time to the South Australia, I hope to get back there soon.

See more pics of the other walls over at Everfreshstudio.com

A huge thanks to all the people who made this come together!

-Rone

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INSA has been in Australia for a few weeks now, you can follow some of his adventures here on instagram.

 

Iv’e loved what he has been doing with his patented GIF-iti technique so when he asked me to make one with him I thought great! until I realised I had to paint the same thing in the exact same place 4 times!

 

A lot of hard work for 600 pixel looping animation but I’m stoked with the way it came out.

 

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Rone X INSA’s patented GIF-iti technique,

Collingwood, Melbourne

2013

After finishing the giant Kaka’ako wall with Wonder I had a bit of free time to look at doing something else. Kamea Hadar is one of the organisers of Pow Wow and a super talented oil painter. He wanted to tackle this huge wall but wasn’t quite are how to go about it. So we turned it into a bit of a collaboration.

I learnt how he paints with colour and he learnt how I paint to a huge scale. Almost immediately we were mimicking each other techniques so it’s impossible to say who did what on this wall.

The wall is a dedication to a local beauty Shanna, and the partner of Kamea, so this definitely put him in the good books : )

Here is an amazing double rainbow pic by Mikey Inouye :

Wonder and I just completed this huge wall for Pow Wow Hawaii

Kaka’ako is the name of the area where Pow Wow is located so we thought it would be cool to make a landmark piece with a bit of a 80′s style.

I’m very happy to share that the New VNA mag is out and I have a feature.

All the info below:

Very Nearly Almost is proud to release its twenty-first issue. And it’s pretty special being the first to have a female as a cover artist; and who better to take this highly coveted position than the queen of street art herself Miss Van.

Her beautiful hand-painted “poupees” and vivid sexual creatures have been capturing the hearts of art lovers and for years and after a brief hiatus from working on the streets, she’s back in full force. We caught up with her to delve a little deeper into the mind of a lady who has blazed a trail through this macho graffiti world.

This issue is bursting with interviews – from the Ever-Fresh crew member Rone, monochromatic illustrative master Joe Fenton and street art new-comer NoseGo. We also have pearls of wisdom from those who have been on the scene since its inception, like Inkie, photographer Alex Fakso and Canadian artist Johnny Crap who also took the time to design our latest subscriber t-shirt . We caught up with a few other influential ladies including graffiti artist Mad-C and stencilist Amanda Marie, as well as illustrative duo Wurstbande from Berlin. There’s also something a bit different from another duo, husband and wife Dal & Faith47 who chose to interview each other. If this wasn’t enough you can also find interviews with queen of crochet, Olek, and the brilliant Nicolas le Borgne, a.k.a Odö – as well as a look at what’s been going on in the streets of London, Detroit and Japan.

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As part of raising funds to cover our flights to PowWow, Phibs & I made this canvas based on the recent collaboration we did in Sydney (see here)

Title: ‘Phibs x Rone’ 2012

Medium: Mixed Media on Canvas

Size: 34” x 54”

Price: 2 x return flights to Hawaii from Melbourne

If interested please email: info AT everfreshstudio DOT com

Yesterday we when on of a bit of an adventure to the Abandon Mental Institution.

Check out all the pics here

A new wall done with some friends in Hosier Lane

See the full post here