Tuesday 28 December 2010

Bowl Cut-January 2011


I painted this boarded up shop front using the graffiti bike early December. Given all the wood. Re-using it. Half pipe with a bowl at each end.
Super good HITACHI jigsaw+ripper blades
On the Level - On the Square
Public Spirit + Sew Watless
POOL HALL
Moody Rob

Wheel Arches

I HAD to put Koenig styled wheel arches on the Lamborghini. Firstly for structural reasons so the work wouldn't sag under its own weight and secondly and more importantly, wheel arches add dynamism to the overall look of the car.
Rear wheel arch for Ken Block DC Fiesta project.
BMW 320i Racing- Iconic Arches Vol. 1.
Audi Quattro- Iconic Arches Vol. 2.
Nissan Silvia- great name. Slightly crude and brutal arches. This car was a Bosozoku favourite.
A very fierce British tuned Silvia.
Body Kit
Sharp Styling- The yellow star behind is the exhaust.
Murdered Mazda
SO HEAVY+Star Exhaust.
So Heavy too. Dropped Family Saloon+DIY arches.
Exhaust up yourself

Thursday 23 December 2010

Road Testing BMW HP2 Sport and Jacket.


Present from Sarah- Find more amazing stuff on:
http://www.sarahshopsportland.blogspot.com/
http://www.shopyovintage.com/
Brick Lane-Old Street-Canonbury-Highbury Corner-Hollowway Road-
Highgate then on to the M1...

Wednesday 22 December 2010

Yo Vintage! Portland Oregon-Sarah Radcliffe



Well Done Sarah XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Sunday 12 December 2010

NEW PROJECT- Paris-Feb 2011


DOOR DETAIL

Wednesday 8 December 2010

MOTO-BIKE

A Yamaha PW80 2-stroke engine mounted in bespoke custom frame. I worked with Edward James on this nice little project first exhibited at the Bicycle Film Festival Art Show, London, 2010. After lots of interest I'm developing this idea further with Honda Motoden. Watch this space for a new road legal version.
Photo: J. Winstone

Wednesday 1 December 2010

New Painting-Commercial Street, London, E1

Over forty metres of shop hoarding. The machine holds nine cans. I did three runs, bottom, middle and top and sprayed twenty seven lines. The whole job took just under 10 minutes. Thanks to Louis Gibson.