The lions den

July 17th, 2010

This wall was done in our hometown. Our zodiac sign is lion, so we thought it would be nice to do a wall with a few lions. > Check the total wall here <

Squid wall

April 10th, 2010

We painted a wall in our hometown at the front of the “scheepvaartmuseum”. It’s a cool spot in the middle of the shoppingarea.
For the endresult  check our photobook  > click < or check it yourself when you’re visiting Sneek city.

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

Sinterklaas graffiti

November 16th, 2009

In Holland we have an alternative santa claus called “sinterklaas”. We celebrate this on the 5th of december. Last year we made a banner and mounted it at night under a bridge so that when the “sint” arrives by boat a broad audience would see our work…

Happy halloween

October 30th, 2009

We made another themewall in Drachten city. This time with a halloween theme. Here in holland it’s not common to celebrate halloween, overhere we have “Sint Maarten” it’s the Dutch version of halloween which we celebrate at the 11th of november. See the whole wall after the jump

Vaughn Bodé wholecar

October 6th, 2009

The other side of the srv car we did with the western theme (see post below) was done in Vaughn Bodé style. We tried to give the letters some of the typical Bodé flavour. We’re happy with the endresult and it looks very colorfull. Click here for the endresult.

Muppet show production

September 30th, 2009

We recently finished a pretty large wall in our hometown.
All in all we spend like 25 hours each on the wall.
The wall is located near our wellknown landmark called “De waterpoort”.
It’s on the backside of a daycare centre for children so they will have something nice to look at.


We even did make our “own” muppetshow logo and put that on top of the wall.
Besides the most obvious characters like beaker, the swedish chef, animal, miss piggy,kermit, fozzie and gonzo we decided to put the wining old men on the balcony (waldorf and statler) also on the wall, so let’s see what they have to say about this wall…

To see the whole wall, click on the link below…
Click here to see the whole wall

Nasty vs Sons

August 20th, 2009

Mega was enjoying the last week of his holiday and decided it was time to represent the crew again. So he did a nice wall at the local hall of fame. It took a full day to do this piece. Check the endresult here

Nasty sons tag team

August 1st, 2009

Here we go with another little concept wall called “tag team”.
We added the comic characters “chip ‘n dale” or as they say it in dutch: “knabbel en babbel” inbetween our names. And offcourse in the background we did put a lot of tags… Luckily we did finish the wall right in time, just when we took pictures of the wall it started to rain for a couple of hours. Check the endresult here.

Pixel painting

August 14th, 2008

A while ago we were in invited into painting a part of a wall next to the railroad tracks in Leeuwarden. We had the idea of making some kind of mosaic painting, which viewed from a distance, looks like a photo, and from a close view, just colored squares.

First we had to adjust a “normal” photo into a limited palette of colors and also into little squares. Being a photoshop artist, it was very easy to do that. (see photo 1)
After that we had to put some numbers manually into the squares, so that we know which colour comes where. (similar like the dutch “ravensburger” system). (see photo 2)

Next, we needed a range of similar colors. Montana cans come in different colorranges, so the choice wasn’t difficult which paint to choose from. (in dutch: je ziet hier een trapje op een trapje). (see photo 3)

Now came the hardest part: at the last moment the people who arranged the wall decided to put our piece on the left side instead of the right side, so we had to paint the “pixels” mirrored… It took approximately 8 hours to paint all squares on the wall. But the endresult looked better as we would have imagined before… (see photo 4)

Just look from a distance and see the image clearly or take you’re mobile phone and turn on the camera/photo function and aim at the screen, now you should see it clearly… (see photo 5)

pixelpainting part 1

pixelpainting part 2
pixelpainting part 3

pixelpainting part 4

pixelpainting final