The third coloring book in the popular Graffiti Coloring Book series from Dokument Press is filled to the brim with the world’s top graffiti styles. Over 60 images of the same number of writers from around the world are crowded on the sides. Color the wild, playful and cocky characters and imaginative shapes. A play with color and design for both grown-ups and kids, and a chance to learn from some of the world’s best graffiti artists. With letters and figures of Bus 126, Diko, Doe, Fati, Hews, How & Nosm, Izzy, Kacao 77, Ket, Kid Kash, Pa íž, Rubin, Semor, LM, Swet, SP One, Tones, Zeus 40 and.. us!

Check the preview >> here << or check the trailer >> here <<

Thanks Björn!

You’re all invited to check our photo exposition @ hengelo. Check the flyer below for details…

The nice folks at aerosolplanet.com did an interview with us.  >> Click here to read it <<

We we’re asked to paint a wall for the ‘Just Writing My Name meets series’. We did choose to paint a wall in PJ Warlock theme. This character was created by Bill Schorr and has a striking resemblance with Vaughn Bodés characters. We don’t know the story behind that but thought the overall feeling of this characters is very cool and as far as we know, no one ever painted this characters yet.

Check the article on the wall at Montana’s blog > click here < or check the endresult here > click <

Check out a short movie about our trip to Paris this year… click image to see it..

This wall was painted very close to the central trainstation of Leeuwarden city. It’s a very nice spot to do pieces and lots of people see this wall if they travel by train. We decided it was time to put up our crewname again. It involved a lot of measuring first to get the proportions right (this piece is 22 meters wide  x 3 meters high), but  it’s necessary to make a good piece.

After  that was done, it was time to fill in all the letters and background with rollerpaint.

Meanwhile Mega started with 2 characters. It was a good opportunity to test some of the new Molotow colors.

Central station of Leeuwarden in the back.

Cappuccino and Ice cappuccino, a good combination…

For the whole wall check our photobook here  > click <

We planned to do this conceptwall for quite a long time, but for some reasons there always came something inbetween. We we’re lucky  that for the time of the year (autumn) the weather forecast was pretty good. So we decided it was time to paint the concept.

We rollerpainted the background in  a spacy green color and used some colors of the Molotow range to make a glow. After that we rolled the bottompart also, but this time in a pink color. Next it was time to make some fading on the upperpart of the wall with fatcaps. Romeo focussed on the background first and meanwhile Mega painted the character. After that was finished we both focussed on our pieces. Since the wall is not so big we had to keep our pieces relatively simple.

We just finished before dark… Another project done and onto the next one!

Check the endresult here >click<

We had some fun customizing our own graffiti umbrella. Romeo came up with the idea of painting an umbrella in graffiti style a while ago. Since it was raining we couldn’t paint outside, so we decided it was about time to pimp the umbrella’s. We never did see a graffiti umbrella before so it was a nice experiment to try.

We even made some footage of the final result.
Click here for a short clip of Romeo’s umbrella or click here for a short clip of Mega’s umbrella.

Graffiti is all about getting your name up… We started in 1985 and back then we could only dream about making big murals. We didn’t know how to do it and also didn’t have the paint to do it… So we started with small pieces. During the years we got a lot of experience and figured out how to get things done…

We thought it was about time to do an extra large style piece of our names. We did paint large pieces before, but this time we wanted to make style pieces, which are a lot harder to make on a larger scale. The total length of the pieces is approx. 4.5 m high x 45 m long. An extra handicap was that the wall wasn’t flat (see sideview pics below) and there was a canal in front of the wall, so we could not easily check the proportions of the pieces.. All in all we spent 1.5 days on the wall. We’re satisfied with the endresult…. check the total wall here… > click <

We dedicated this wall to King Robbo… Get well soon!
To learn more about Robbo check the online documentary here > click <

This wall was done with Retro from Leeuwarden. Normally we’re not really into realistic paintings but it was fun to try something else for a change.
The wall was done in our hometown Sneek. Soon the ‘Sneekweek’ will start. This is a very well known sailing event in Holland

This means lots of tourists and partytime for a week in the citycentre. These parties go with the consumption of lots of alcohol. This is why we painted our pieces into wine bottles.
The boat you see in the skyline is the ‘Sneeker Pan’ (a so called ‘Skutsje’).

To see the whole wall > click here <