Previous deco work: T-design & Previous Birds.
WestBank LiveArt-Aug.

Well
fun playing with cans, wish I could remember to change those caps every
now and then. Forgot until the end to use skinnys etc, bah, could have
made my job easier huh. Painted next to Tizer, and Inkfetish on the far
right.
Found photo from these guys, great work>photographer Nikki Denholm: (Child in a city orphanage)
http://www.exposure.org/ph otography/orphans-and-vuln erable-children Check her work out!
http://www.exposure.org/ph
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Dep,
Inkfetish,
street art,
symbols,
Tizer,
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Zina
The Rising Son
"The Rising Son"
Acrylic and gouache on metal cabinet door.
(Photographer Peter)
I found some inspirational photos from the streets of New York; "Harlem on the Verge", by photographer Alice Attie. Here's some details for you;


I call him the BlueKing tho, it is easier to remember, he is morphed with a lion;
"The symbolic meaning of lions, as one might imagine, primarily deals with strength.
The fact that it is a nocturnal creature means that the lion is a symbol of authority and command over subconscious thought (as night is an ancient symbol of the subconscious - or dream states).
It’s interesting that the lion is considered by many ancient cultures to be a solar animal symbol, however it is primarily a nocturnal creature, conducting its hunting activity mostly at night.
This serves as a symbolic message of balance and sound judgment. In that the lion shares the world of both night and day, the lion bears a message of prudence to us. In other words, the lion asks us to not overdo in certain areas of our lives. Rather, keep an even mind and an overall balance in our life activities. Other than a symbol for strength, other symbolic attributes of the lion include: Courage, Power, Royalty, Dignity, Authority, Dominion, Justice, Wisdom,Ferocity
Some pics for you to see some of the progress,
he looked like a ghost in the beginning, and too big eyes, so I guess it ended well.
"InsideOut and Vice Versa" Exhibition 11th July - 25th August.
Curated by Louis Michel & Simon Watt
133-137 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RS
(facebook)
Hanging next to Lee Ellis, Snub, Inkfetish.
Before it goes on the walls, next to Jaybo Monk, Danieljaemo, Inkfetish and Erik Michel
Other Artists include;
Belin, Data, Jaybo Monk, Silje Kristiansen, Monstieur, Inkfetish, Erik Michel, Charlie Penrose, Leeks, Tizer, Vera Edwards, Snub 23, Jim Mcelvaney, The Krah, Louis Masai Michel,
Jack Finnigan, Lee Ellis, DanielJaemo, Otto Schade, Simon Fuek, Dep, Lee Nutland, Julian Kimmings, Daniel Sequeria, EC Woddard, Ben Slow.
Labels:
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gold,
gouache,
Harlem,
Linda Aslaksen,
lion,
live art,
louis michel,
Masai,
metal,
painting,
street art,
symbols,
westbank gallery,
Zina
Mark Ryden Design Comp
Voting Ends 20th August, so please help give my design a Thumb Up here
It is a Mark Ryden and Laminates comp: Most Wanted Competition
Check out the other artist work too, some great stuff.
Just played around with the decorative texture/pattern while I was on it.
Time For Thoth
Thoth:
Inspiration from the Egyptian god of wisdom, writing,
numbers, astronomy, art and magic.
numbers, astronomy, art and magic.
Gouache on Wood and Handmade frame.
Bank Job Exhibition 7th July - 9th August.
133-137 Westbourne Grove, London W11 2RS
(facebook)
Gil Scott-Brixton Mural
@Duke Of Edinburgh Pub,
Brixton, South London.
Brixton, South London.
Commission Mural with Zina, Masai and False
I
guess I can explain the blue"fetish", it's just easier and cheaper to
keep buying the same range of colours as I already have some left, than
getting hold of totally new set of tones. I will mix it up later on when
I can afford some. Anyways, please check out this pub in Brixton for
some closer look, it's going to be up for a while!
R.I.P Gil Scott Heron
Louis Masai Michel;
Cally Festival:11
@Caledonian Road, North London
Zina & Masai
Cally Festival 3rd July,
Live Painting with Louis Masai Michel @ Caledonian Road
Louis Masai Michel and his animal skills;
I guess we missed the party..
Louis also painted on the RSPCA wall, a picture of our boxer Lola.
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