» MAKE A WALL TO PAINT A WALL.
First off WE are going to make more effort with the website.. updating more regularly and generally doing stuff with it..
so to kick of 09 GARY and myself thought we’d carry on the Brighton new years day tradition of putting some extra effort on the paint front.. you might’ve read about it before in JIROE’s Graphotism interview where he mentions club hammers and brick removal session from a while back..
Due to the fact that there are fewer and fewer places to paint in our city we feel that our mission in the coming year should include getting more new spots and expanding some of the ones we already have.
so heres some simple easy to follow instructions that we used to create a new piece of arting today..
1st step.
Find a wall hidden by trees, bushes or some type of horticulture.
Recycle an old piece of fencing into a handy (bendy) ladder.
Take a £3.50 pair of hedge trimmers from B&Q.
Get a crew man to start hacking..
Chart the progress in a series of pictures like what we have done.
Destroying birds nests and small wildlife habitat doesn’t matter as we are the top of the food chain.
GARY has managed to cut quite a bit down. Which i carried and piled up out of view.
As you can see, the once hidden wall is starting to grow.
These slash n’ burn techniques were developed at the now defunct Davigdor graffiti training facility in central Hove.
Please also note the ‘layered fringe’ effect that we created with the foliage. Both trendy and functional.
When all the leg work is done simply drop some dubbings and a horse with uzi’s wearing a cowboy hat.. standard.
Jokes aside though, if everyone every now and then took the time to make a wall imagine how many spots we’d end up with in the UK..
AROE.
January 1st, 2009 at 10:23 am
yes yes this is more like it….dope….
January 1st, 2009 at 11:21 am
Isn’t this what all graffiti writers do? ;-)
Goon on ya guys. Keep it up.
Best for 2009.
J.
January 1st, 2009 at 11:22 am
Dedication is what you need… Impressive, the thrill of a new wall can do this to you. As everyone else loses walls, in Bristol we seem to be gaining them by the week. which can get you lazy but you have got me thinking… Keep on 45
February 3rd, 2009 at 9:26 am
I heard a number of small rare birds eggs were destroyed in the making of this production. Personally I think extinction is overrated anyway and no doubt in 50 years time scientists will be able to re create those lost birds. I hope HA are leaving cloning samples in case we need to clone them for future productions. I dread to think what Graf will be like in 50years. Probably mush painted by one eyed kids. Go H.A.