Trinx
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Trinx
Australia
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Melbourne Doors – These two doors are actually separate but lie within the same alley within the CBD. I combined the two to include as much graffiti encroachment as possible! Hope you guys like it!
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- A rare bit of graffiti that actually makes a statement, wow! / Recently fixed up the resolution so it is now available as anything from canvases to cards.
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My current favourite angle of Melbourne. Hosier Lane is FULL of collaborative art, it’s a real stand out faeture of this city, I tried to capture here the biggest chunck of the scene as i could.
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I love stumbling upon such urban scenes. Steam was floating from the gutter, the clatter of contruction drifted from several buildings, it had a great feeling with the addition of the big red stripe!
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I nice survivor of the older industrial architecture in central Melbourne, slowly being encroached upon by graffiti and new age architecture.
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I’ve wanted to cartoon the CBD for ages, I’ve held off because it takes so damn long to complete with all the little details.
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Cartoon Lonsdale is based upon a photo I took of Little Lonsdale Street in Feb 07. The photo went through Photoshop, no filters were used, all manually done If you would like to see more artwork in this type of style, visit: / Qv Apartments Cartoon / Car Park Vision / Tariff Motors
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Beneath the Toorak rd motorway flyover at Gardner’s Creek
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Another I’m-not-to-sure-i-should-upload-this / what do you think?
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Or LEDs as they’re also known. This is a 20 second exposure of our house’s side lane, with me waving my bike light whilst walking backwards. Took a few tries to get right
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This was in a fantastic little alley over the east side of the Melbourne CBD. The alley was jam packed with obscure shops and doorways, and was coated entirely with graffiti. The focus is slightly dodgey, but i think it’ll look fine scaled down on RB.
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This has been sitting around a while, decided to upload it.
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The leaves are easier to pick, the backdrop if you can’t tell’s the cracked remnents of an old tree stump, it had become grey enough to resemble what i wished it to – earth. The image is about life returning to the ground.
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A digital drawing of my face Hope you guys like it
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The photograph this drawing is based on was a 35 mm slide I took about a year ago. Malvern road runs east to west, so the setting sun really perked up the colours inside and out of the tram. The tram was empty except for the driver, altough I think it’d help the scale of the image if there were some seated passengers. The image to me has a kind of manic state of mind attatched; everything is slightly off kilter, ultra saturated, and dazzling in some areas.
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Got bored studying for my exam, made this up instead :) / See Cartoon Lonsdale for more
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Not the most original name!
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I took this photo partly becuase I could invisage some kind of story taking place within, and becuase of it’s unusual muggy atmosphere…slightly edited on photoshop
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Slightly influenced by Romper Stomper, great film by the way!
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Macro! This was taken on a path the other side of the train line that runs past / St Kevin’s.
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This is another portraiture experiment – the figure is a friend posing for me on the second floor of the National Gallery of Victoria. / Please, let me know what you think : )
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I wanted to experiment with the sponge tool a bit here. I desaturated all areas of graffiti to heighten a sense of contrast between the laneway and external creative influences such as graffiti. I’ve made a photo collage of a part of hosier lane, so go check it our if you’re a fan of graffiti or Hosier Lane.
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An alleyway door in Fitzroy -
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I spent a bit longer on this digital drawing, but used essentially the same lighting and colouring as Tom / It’s tricky to maintain the essence of someone’s face from the original photo using this technique, usually it takes a while!
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