Gina Kiel is an illustrator based in Wellington, New Zealand. She creates feminine yet strong images that exude sensuality and explore ideas of life, death and pop culture using flowing lines and forms and bold, minimal compositions with a colourful palette.

With a childhood full of music, nature, Disney movies and hours of drawing, Gina became an illustrator after working at a boutique animation company, drawing frame-by-frame at a light box, where she discovered her love for drawing body parts.

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Chris Nixon is an illustrator, designer and creative director based in Perth, Australia. Inspired by the West Coast and classic surf culture with an emphasis on the handmade and crafted, his textured work and direction spreads across a wide range of media. From children’s books to animation, commercial illustration to large scale public art,

Nixon threads a distinct style across all scales and sizes to extend his creativity. Chris has created several large scale artworks which have been installed around Australia and has exhibited work in Tokyo, Berlin, Bali, Sydney and Melbourne. 

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Sophi Odling is an Australian artist who paints large scale murals around the globe. Her work focuses on the beauty amongst the chaos in our everyday lives. The vivid narratives reflect human behaviours, environments and cultures that she encounters on her travels.

Born 1983 in Seoul, South Korea, Sophi grew up in Sydney, Australia where she currently lives and works. In 2005 Sophi completed her BFA at UNSW College of Fine Arts. Her murals can be seen across Europe, America, Asia and Australia.

Sophi presents her works in hope to celebrate the acceptance of cultural diversity, borderless minds and the beautiful innocence of youth.

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Christian Vine (VEINS) is a Melbourne based artist working out of Everfresh studios in Collingwood. VEINS artwork varies from large-scale murals to gallery set paintings and drawings. His unique style is well known for its colourful and bright atmosphere showcasing natural surroundings. His works blend human figures amongst nature, each work delving deep inside the emotional expressions of the mind with colourful hues and familiar shapes. Striping back forms to basic shapes allows play within the style, blending subtle aesthetic values that either radiate or focus on contrasting lighting to create shifts in the way we interpret mood with light and timing of the day.

Christian’s work has been displayed in books, street art festivals, homes and galleries around Australia as well as over seas. He studied a Bachelor of Fine art at RMIT, which led him into painting street art and onto mural painting professionally for eight years. Now a freelancing artist those years have given VEINS a vast depth of knowledge integrated into his street art and studio paintings.

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Ox King is a UK born illustrator and painter working in Sydney, alternating practice between the studio and street. Ox Kings mural and digital work focuses on the portraiture of subjects / objects and their relationship with the natural and artificial world. Underpinned by a juxtaposition between natural forms and bold unnatural colours the work often explores the balance we strike between the traditional and the artificial in a modern urban context.

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Luke O’Donohoe is a Western Australian artist centring his practice on large scale murals and public art. His work has a definitive typographic lean and is influenced heavily by the age old craft of sign writing. Luke draws on a variety of sources for inspiration, chief amongst them graffiti, sign writing, typography, advertising and design as well as more traditional art movements. The result being vibrant, balanced and compelling paintings usually one part typography, one part abstract composition, one part figurative painting.

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Sindy Sinn is an illustrator dude, mural artist, heavy metal fan, silly bugger and bottomless pit of rad ideas. Equal parts bold and deranged, his designs have been adapted for all sorts of illustrative branding. From logos and tour merch to murals and everything in between, each with their own loud and fun style and a sense of spontaneous energy.

In fact, Sindy’s savage linework, creepy characters and punchy lettering are loved by bands, bars, and awesome brands across the world. Metallica, The Misfits, Mambo, MARYS and many more. And if you get in close enough for a sniff, you’ll find his lingering scent in the hand painted murals of bars, restaurants, offices and tattoo parlours across Australia, New York, Los Angeles and London.

He’s the Co-Founder of Snake Eyes Studios – a six-man digital studio located (literally) inside the Young Henrys Brewery in Newtown, Sydney. And while he has a rep for being the loudest guy in the room, his rockstar service and beer-overfloweth attitude makes up for it.

His process is furious and professional. He’s a creative machine. Smashing out ideas and turning gritty, hand-drawn concepts into polished, print-ready designs and monstrous murals. He’s ruthless with his time, learns everything there is to know about a brand and throws everything he has at each project. And it’s this energy and professionalism that puts the ‘fuck yeah!’ in each brand collaboration.

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Christina Huynh is an illustrator and muralist based in Western Sydney, Australia, that paints under the name STYNA. Her art practice involves creating murals, illustration and picture books from differing mediums of watercolour, ink and pen to acrylic and aerosol.

With an enthusiasm for goldfish and all things fragile in our natural world, Christina creates stories in her work that express her everyday thought, experience and memory. She finds inspiration in storytelling, human emotion, wayfaring and the heritage of people and place.

Upon completing her studies in a Bachelor of Design (Visual Communication) at the Western Sydney University in 2011, Christina has been involved in various public art projects, including the Canal to Creek Public Art Program, one of Australia's most extensive public art programs as well as illustration projects, including illustrating 'Grandma's Treasured Shoes' by Coral Vass and published by the National Library of Australia.

Today, Christina works with local councils and schools, focusing on art-for-purpose and place-based projects and collaborations.

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Julia A. Rich creates work that is influenced by kitsch art and space age while extrapolating ideas with imagery from everything B-grade. The work is triggered by schlock artists and draws inspiration from illustrators of Goosebumps and The Garbage Pail Kids. A bowerbird of pop culture, Julia creates a glittering assemblage of excess, overwhelming yet carefully balanced in composition, content and colour.

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Camilo Delgado is a Colombian Artist and Designer based in Melbourne.

An illustrator and Visual Artist focusing on the creation of Art pieces (Murals in public spaces) with social content that promotes the collective development of the society.

In 2010 he graduated with a bachelor of Graphic Design from the University Los Libertadores in Colombia. He Completed a postgrad of Visual Arts from Camara de Comercio de Bogota.

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Kentaro was born and raised in a rural fishing village in Toyama, Japan. At the age of 18, Kentaro decided to move to Australia in pursuit of the English language, sunny beaches and a more balanced lifestyle. After a decade, he is now an illustrator and artist, and is currently based in the Northern Beaches of Sydney.

Kentaro is passionate about both traditional and digital mediums. Kentaro's pastel toned artwork has bold line-work, quirky characters, and a beach-side sense of humour.

He has worked with various international brands, as well as individuals for private commissions. Kentaro also specialises in hand-painting artwork from large-scale murals, to detailed painting on fragile watercolour paper.

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Kelly Spencer is a multidisciplinary visual artist from New Zealand, with a tendency to travel.

Kelly’s creative style is characterised by bright fresh colour palettes and curvaceous forms, meticulously hand crafted lettering, and illustrative elements of flora and fauna. Her work often serves as a platform to promote the conservation of our natural environment. Kelly’s portfolio includes murals/street art, illustration (editorial, promotional, books), sign painting, apparel graphics, festival & gig branding, installation, identity design and more. She has collaborated with clients such as Trade Me, Red Bull, Design Assembly, Boon Street Art, PangeaSeed Foundation, Ministry for Environment, Black Dog Brewery, Good Buzz, Rhythm & Vines, Department of Conservation, Creative HQ, Framingham Wines and more.

Kelly has been a feature artist in street art festivals throughout NZ and the world. She has spoken at a handful of conferences including Typism on the Gold Coast, 2018. Kelly was the curator of the 2019 activation of Sea Walls - Artists for Oceans Tairāwhiti NZ, bringing 20 fresh murals to the town of Gisborne from renown international artists.

Kelly does not engage in conversation before consuming coffee in the mornings but is henceforth a social creature. Things that make her happy include: chardonnay, sunshine, the sound of tropical rain, scuba diving, and patting other people’s dogs.

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Mulga is Joel Moore, a Sydney based artist, freelance illustrator and poet who paints murals, designs t-shirts and runs the Mulga brand. He left his finance job in March 2014 to focus exclusively on the making of the art.

Known for his unique style of intricate line work & bright colours, Mulga’s art brings to life a world where tropical bearded men run rampant, lions smoke tobacco pipes, tigers wear diamond sunglasses and gorillas rule the world like some kind of funky planet of the apes.

If you were to describe his art you could say that it pulsates with an untrammelled use of colour and is made up of textured shapes and intricate line work that transcendently floats with emotion.

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Grant Molony is a mural artist from the Central Coast of NSW. Drawing on inspiration from nature, the surf and heritage. His work consists of detailed blacks with hits of colour.

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Blu Del Sol is a creative cat that wears many hats, specialising in colourful abstract and drawing from a multitude of inspirations. Blu Del So is a master painter that can push any design out, drawing many inspirations from the clients vision. The bigger the better.

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Cinzah is a New Zealand based multidisciplinary artist, event producer, curator and father of two, based out of Napier, Hawkes Bay.

Cinzah paints from and for his environment, often expressing his views about pressing environmental issues, with a strong sense of colour, movement and balance. His work also explores themes such as the interrelationship between man and nature, duality, mythology and story telling.

Cinzah has collaborated with clients such as Pangeaseed Foundation, St Prints, Nueve Arte Urbano, Juxtopoz Latin America, Endemic World, Monster Valley, Red Bull, V, Jamesons, Stolen Rum, Budweiser, Kleenex, Beatnik Publishing, Mexicali Fresh, Archaus Architecture, Lush Cosmetics, Paper Rain Project, Concrete Playground and many more.  His art practice has seen him exhibit extensively throughout New Zealand, as well as showing work in exhibitions, festivals and mural productions in Australia, Mexico, North America, Canada, Japan, South East Asia, Estonia and the Caribbean.

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Killing Time Studio specialises in signwriting, mural art & graphic design. Based in Balaclava, Victoria, the studio offers tailored solutions to every project, with a focus on traditional techniques and processes to ensure longevity of work.

By embracing the imperfections that come naturally to hand painting, Killing Time Studio's work often delivers character and authenticity to a design. Hand painting ensures results with vivid colours and unique textures while creating minimal to no waste.

Alongside signwriting, public art and murals are a fantastic way to engage the local community, transforming urban landscapes into memorable spaces. Killing Time Studio is able to provide considered graphic solutions at any scale. Often with typography being at the forefront! They're signwriters, after all.

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Michael is a Sydney based Artist, who creates original art, prints, murals and private commissions. Michael utilises expressive forms and techniques of mixed media to reveal an unfolding story within his work.

With an interest in how others perceive the world, Michael frequently explores new media and techniques. Strongly influenced by comics, skate culture and an imaginative, playful worldview. Michael’s work aims to bring the viewer into new understandings of the world around them. Through his practice, Michael aims to bring others into a greater sense of fulfilment and purpose in life.

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Kiel Tillman is the Founder and Creative Director of TILLMAN CREATIVE CO, a contemporary brand and design studio based on the Gold Coast, Australia. Under Kiel’s all-seeing eye, TCC specialise in creating custom design brands, illustrations and murals for clients wanting an originally authentic representation of their company.    

A product of people being moved. Through art that’s applied.

Kiel’s illustration style consists of bold lines and intricate patterns mixed with organic textures, energetic brushwork, relaxed lettering and graphic elements. This mixed media process culminates in work that applies itself seamlessly to apparel, signage, print collateral and multiple digital formats.

Based on this creative foundation, Kiel has collaborated with heaps of forward-thinking local and international companies on compelling design concepts – some more well-known ones include Oakley, Corona, QLD Government, General Pants, Wu Tang Clan and more.

Kiel gives back to the Australian creative community by giving national industry talks plus hosting regular hands-on workshops to share his creative skills. He continues to be actively involved in the Australian art scene exhibiting work in well-known galleries on the Gold Coast and in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne.

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Sasha Heath is a Melbourne based multidisciplinary artist specialising in hand painted murals and illustration. Going by the name 'hellotomato' she has produced artwork for a number of clients nationwide. Murals are a passion of hers, she loves the challenge of working big, transforming spaces, enhancing environments and creating something unique for the enjoyment of others. When she isn’t working Sasha loves being surrounded by nature and wildlife, which is usually portrayed in her work.

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I'm a Sydney based illustrator and artist. I've always been interested in mixing old and new themes in my work and I'm usually taking my cues from Manga and Japanese culture, skateboarding, video games and pop culture references. All this goes into each of my pieces in varying measures making my work kinda like taking a trip through "Bladerunner” if it was set in feudal Japan. The result is Geishas done in neon tones, Manga characters, and 80s sunsets.

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Helen Proctor is a Sydney based artist with a current focus on abstract landscape paintings. After studying a COFA with a number of exhibitions Helen has carved out a reputation in the Sydney street art scene for her large-scale murals. Developing a painting style that focuses on colours and abstraction. 

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Calling on references from virtually every major art movement of the twentieth century, twisting them through his own bold hand, and tossing them haphazardly onto canvases to create a melee of captivating chaos,

Alex Lehours approaches his art making with a decidedly ‘more is more’ attitude. His CV is replete with big names including Stolichnya Vodka, Facebook, The National Gallery of Victoria, Converse, FYVE Snowboards, 20th Century Fox, Rolling Stone Magazine Australia, The Black Keys, No Cure Magazine, Marvel and BMG Records. Skilled in mural painting, illustration, graphic design and typography, Lehours has become an essential member of Australia’s stable of multi-disciplinary graphic artists.

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Young Artist James Lesjak-Atton Also know as AQUAMAN is from sydney australia. His works range across a variety of mediums including sculpture, Painting and Installation.

Currently undergoing a bachelor of visual arts majoring in sculpture at Sydney College of the arts, rozelle.

Play is a central theme to james' practice and is an area which he strives to engage in for future works.

James' Works emit Life like colourful Energetic elements dancing amongst one another to form a theatre of abstract compositions. the works are heavy influence by lifeforms above and below the sea level to representations of possible lifeforms outside our perceived world.

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Working under the nom de plume “Cheeky Observer”, Alicia McFadzean is a contemporary artist and typographer. She works with acrylic, aerosols, ink and digital media to produce large scale murals, fine art and hand-lettered pieces.

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Xoë Hall (Kāi tahu) is a painter based in the Wellington region. She is of Māori, Danish, Irish and English descent. Xoë exhibits her paintings world wide and decorates streets and buildings of Aotearoa with her delightfully subversive murals. Legends, idols and worlds collide to create the unique hybrid which is Xoë's work.

Inspired by fractals in nature, Lizzie Snow AKA 'fortyonehundred' creates contemporary explorations of the mandala and free-flowing artworks.

Lizzie has collaborated with Apple, Whittaker’s, Blunt Umbrellas, Lululemon, Converse, Peugeot, AllBirds, TopShop, Roy Henry Vickers, and more. Lizzie was a Lululemon ambassador in 2017 & 2018. In 2021, she filmed an online course with Domestika in New York, titled "How to Draw a Mandala".

Her credentials include a Master of Fine Arts degree, a Bachelor of Design degree, over 150,000 followers online, numerous high-profile collaborations, and significant media coverage.

The mediums Lizzie engages in include original artworks, internationally commissioned hand-painted murals, limited edition prints & collectables, weekly video content, and collaborations with select brands and artists worldwide.

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Lauren Webster is a Sydney based artist and creative.

Specialising as a painter/drawer,  she has exhibited in solo and group shows across Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Paris.    

Webster revels in creative collaborations having lent her aesthetic to collaborative projects with fashion labels, surfboard and skateboard manufacturers, photographers, object designers, jewellery makers, interior decorators, publications and events.

Lauren & The Lost Boys, the name of Webster's blog and social media pseudonym has been adopted over the years as the umbrella under which her range of creative outlets are explored and shared.

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Claire Foxton is an emerging Australian artist, muralist and designer. Claire’s art practice explores the apex of visual design, fine art and street art through a hybrid of figurative and abstract works using traditional and improvised techniques. With a mix of self-taught and formal education Claire has established a unique style centred around photorealistic subject matter, colour, shape, form and texture.

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Noni Cragg is a portrait artist based in Sydney, Australia, inspired by culture, colour and people. She is of Irish, Scottish & First Nations heritage Bundjalung and Biripai. Working also as a writer, actor, model and activist; she co-founded NFP charity The Rough Period with friend Jasmine Coronado in 2015. Exhibiting her work over the last 9 years at China Heights Gallery, Ambush Gallery, Comber St Gallery, District 01, Yellow House, Gaffa Gallery, Era Gallery and 107 Projects. Graduating with a BFA in Painting at The National Art School, Darlinghurst.

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Mik Shida is an Australian artist, specialising in large-scale murals, painting, sculpture, video work and installations with work featuring all around the world.

Despite what Mike will tell you, we all know he is absolutely brilliant in the most extraordinary way. He’s modest and kind and ever-so-intrigued by ordinary people and their not-so-ordinary narratives. You can bet that the moment you step into Mike’s semi-fictional imaginary comic community the characters you encounter will be 100% full of the best bio-dynamic, nutrient rich character you can find. If you’re lucky enough you might even meet the gnashing sharp teeth of the maniacal Ronald McDonald roaming the streets with dripping gutter burger breath. It can get weird, there’s no doubt about it, but aren’t we are all weirdos, sometimes? 

Mike is a regular and prominent figure on the public art scene and has been featured in numerous pop culture publications including his most recent interview for No Cure Magazine. 

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Nico's works can be found in public spaces and private collections all around the world. Vibrant, bold and highly decorative, Nico's aesthetic is reflective of his background as a graphic designer, with a high level of importance being placed on traditional design elements and principals.

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Claire  is interested in exploring the ability of our natural instincts to present and provide an alternative way of living and experiencing life. Her largely pre-thought process of painting creates work that challenges a 'thought ruled world’. 

Visually her works represent colourful, abstract landscapes and dreamscapes inspired by the nature and urban environment.

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George Hambov aka Apeseven grew up in the 1980's Sydney skateboard scene . Spending most of his time exploring industrial areas of Sydney,  Apeseven predominantly approaches work with a street art perspective with an underpinning of recontextualization,  this recontextualisation coming from years of skateboarding transforming his physical interactions into a new visual alchemy. Freehand aerosol and traditional brush techniques are evident with works primarily incorporating mixed media (acrylics, aerosol, inks, found paper and objects.)

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Using aesthetic values in a contemporary context, Daniel O’Toole AKA Ears draws from modernist painting strategies to address qualities of light and sound. Through a wilful assembly of physical elements he composites on canvas, film, and digital media, synthesised portraits, empathetic to the complexity of identity in a rapid and present age. 

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David Cragg is a multidisciplinary artist of Irish, Scottish, Bundjalung and Biripai ancestry, working in Dharawhal Country (Illawarra Region of NSW, Australia) He is a muralist, fine artist, designer, writer, sculptor, photographer and youth/disability community worker. He has exhibited work, painted large scale murals, curated public art installations, performed live art, and delivered art-making workshops and mentorship across Australia.

Trained officially as a Social Worker, Graphic Designer and Photographer and self-taught as a Sculptor, Illustrator and Painter, he has had 8 solo exhibitions over 8 years. He has produced a large-scale public art installation collaboration with sister Noni Cragg, titled ‘People, Places & Culture’ in July 2019 for clients Ambush Gallery, City of Sydney and Brookfield, located on the corner of King and George Streets, Sydney CBD.

Fieldey, A.K.A. Haylee Fieldes, was born in New Zealand in the 80s. A move to Norfolk Island as a child kindled her interest in the ocean. Leaving Norfolk Island in 2001 to study graphic design in Sydney, she spent a few years travelling and working as a graphic artist in London. Upon moving to Perth, Western Australia in 2007, she learned to surf and decided to custom-paint her first surf board, launching her career as one of the best surf artists in the industry.

Since then Fieldey has painted dozens of surfboards and skateboards, murals, bowling pins and a 2.4m remote-controlled jet boat. She has been interviewed for magazines, blogs and websites, and has been commissioned to produce artwork by brands such as: Coca Cola, Citroen, Iron Fist Clothing, Molotow Grafitti Products, Liquitex Paints, Staedtler Australia and Anytime Fitness.

Her popular YouTube channel Fieldey TV has helped to make her a rising star in the surf, skate and street art scene and her unusual and cheeky wall murals are a popular fixture on the streets of Perth.

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Le Grizz is an Australian Artist, an illustrator specialising in proper quirky murals and designs currently based within the mountains of Lithgow valley.
A quick witted, deep thinking artist since he was young, though painting and designing under the alias Le Grizz since 2013, collaborating with brands including Fireball Whisky, Bacardi-Martini, Young Henrys, Kyneee Snowboards and Valentine Wines to name a few.
A mixed media artist painting with brushed and aerosol acrylic which evoke interest and curiosity in the viewer. You can find his personal and commissioned projects in metro, regional Australia and internationally.

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Shannon Crees lives and works in Sydney, Australia. She is dedicated to transforming spaces with colour and pattern. 

An accomplished international artist, she paints large scale murals locally and internationally. 

She was the only Australian artist included in the high profile line up of the best graffiti artists in the world at Banksy’s cans festival 2 in London. Painted murals at 'Outpost' the Southern Hemispheres largest street art festival. Was the winner of Leichhardt councils’ 'Wall to Wall' competition, with an 80 square meter mural, people's choice award at Longview's mural competition in Adelaide and was a finalist in Shefield's international mural Comp in Tasmania.

Was invited by the Chinese Government to perform a Street art demonstration in China and has painted live for audiences from London to Dubai. 

Has featured in 'the China project',  ‘Cut back doco’ and such television shows such as ‘Getaway’, ‘The Apprentice’, on SBS and was profiled on the art segment of the ABC News. 

Crees is currently painting two unique paths through the contemporary street and fine art landscapes.

Tim Shaw is an Australian based artist who creates surreal detailed style artworks. These random, quirky and fun based murals can also be seen in his design and illustrations.

Signwriter Lyn Tran fell head over heels for Japan, and quickly became infatuated with their incredible craftsmanship and passion for beautiful handmade items.

It’s no surprise that Lyn loved Japan so much that she decided to move there, where, in a tiny mansion in the heart of Osaka, she studied paper making, craft, lettering and calligraphy, and dreamt of the day she could do this for a living.

Fast forward 5 years, and she has transformed this knowledge of hand lettering, signwriting and print techniques into an unmistakable design style. She loves combining playful hand lettering, illustration, unique print and signwriting techniques to create fun lettering designs that are bursting with happiness.

The Krank’s most iconic element is his unique alphabet which has established him in the current street-art scene gaining more publicity every day. He has a distinct and strong Berliner aesthetic portraying deep messages which take over space by creating a unique and ultra-dynamic art exhibition both indoors and outdoors.

Sydney based pasteup mural artist Katie Cesaro AKA Capiche - a who is best known for her large-scale monochromatic portraits.

Capiche uses a range of mediums from photography, stencilling, and image transfer techniques to execute her work. Her dramatic oversized portraits are often a fusion of her documentary photography and digital paintings. Capiche has been featured for numerous commissioned projects throughout Australia and is currently exhibiting work in the Northern Rivers. 

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Bastian Allfrey is a mural artist with a fine tuned artistic style itching to be on a wall.

Kyle Hughes-Odgers is a multi-disciplinary Australian Visual Artist who works locally and globally on art projects across various formats - Murals, Gallery Exhibitions and 3D integrated sculptural works.

His work is inspired by nature, the built environment, human behaviour, and how these subjects intersect.

Kyle expands on these ideas by exploring colour, abstraction, form, line, and incorporating narrative where relevant.

He has been exhibiting his work since 2005 including solo exhibitions in Australia, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, The United States and Austria.

In addition to his exhibition works, Kyle has created large scale public art / murals in 12 countries.

He currently has 5 children’s books published in Australia, New Zealand, Spain, China and Turkey.