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<

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 <

After the Exchange with the very talented Nemo from Sarajevo we also recieved some sketches from his partner in crime ‘Mosk’… We wanted to go all out with these killer sketches and decided to paint them along the railtracks somewhere in Leeuwarden. This spot is one of our favorite spots to paint but we hadn’t been there since a while…

We had to do some serious gardening to get rid of all the reed and other plants which stood in front of the wall.

The back of the cans come in handy when removing old paint from the wall.

Romeo spend quite some time to get the sketches on the wall. Since both sketches had a different flow, we tried to balance them a bit. He pulled it off very nicely though.

Meanwhile Mega painted 3 b-boy characters next to the pieces and after that we worked together on both pieces.

Eventually we had to rush because it allready was getting dark, but we finished the wall just in time to get good pictures. Thanks Mosk for the killer sketches and we hope you like the outcome… We sure did… check the endresult here after the jump

Here’s a clip we made of our trips to New York in 2004 and 2006.
Check it out.

It’s been a while since we posted but behind the scenes we’re working on all kinds of projects.
2010 was a good year graffitiwise but for 2011 we have allready lots of plans. We want to update the site more often. For now we wish everyone the best for 2011 and a colorfull year.

The Nasty Sons

this is a great documentary .
check it out at vimeo >> up there

We recently made a piece on several canvasses. We combined several techniques and fillins in order to try to make it look like some kind of collage.
This way the canvasses can be put on the wall separately or all together. The canvasses are for sale, so if you’re interested just drop us an e-mail. The size of the canvasses is 75 cm wide x 110 cm high. Check the collage of the canvasses here…

The year 2009 is almost over… for us it was quite a good year productionwise. We have lots of plans for 2010 prepared allready.. so stay tuned for updates!
We want to wish everybody happy holidays! and peep the endresult of the christmas wall we did here

Check this out!
Soon there will be graffiti furniture with prints of our work on the market. Here’s a sneak peak of a couch with a detail from a piece we did at the Roskilde festival this year. More info on the productrange soon, stay connected…