I am so excited to see my latest mural going up in downtown Vancouver. This large panoramic mural called ‘Good Morning Vancouver’ is filled with a ton of Easter eggs, including a debut of my Billion Buns characters. It’s a…
We spent a month back in our hometown, taking care of business, seeing family and friends, and, of course, working. We were there for a total of three projects. We completed two hand-painted murals for MSSM (Masaki Saito Sushi Master),…
New work! Right after completing a graffiti mural project on Dundas West in downtown Toronto, we were asked to design a new mural for a new restaurant, MSSM Yorkville (by Masaki Saito, Canada’s only 2 Michelin star chef) in Yorkville,…
A mega fun mural project back in our hometown, Toronto. We’re on day 6 now and we’re enjoying every second of it. More photos and video to come. Here’s a quick timelapse from day 2.
🎨✨ NEW WORK! Introducing “Eternal Rhythms” our latest mural project for the Wanson Group in North Vancouver, situated right next to the new community center of Lynn Creek (which we’ve also been working on their permanent art installation for the…
We’re over the moon to found out that both our projects for SkipTheDishes and Oxford Properties Group were selected as winners for this year’s Applied Arts Media illustration awards. Big thanks to our clients for trusting us as always!Thank you Edit Studios for bringing us on board for…
Ready to help ring in the lunar new year? Come celebrate with us at the Vancouver Chinese Garden this weekend, Jan 21-22 from 11am-6pm. We’ve been working around the clock for months for our solo Billion Buns show where we…
Last outdoor mural of the year! A fast and furious piece for an exciting client (soon to be disclosed), a project collaboration with heavy-hitting Ashley Mckenzie Barnes – Very grateful for this super fun one. Big ups to a very…
NEW WORK! So happy to share this one working with the one and only Phil Sylver. Under his creative leadership, we created this 30+ foot mural for SkipTheDishes HQ in Winnipeg. This mural was an opportunity for Skip to celebrate all the milestones…
