June wallpaper

Pimp your desktop with this Senph42 wallpaper! Available at various sizes! ;)

Sketch giveaway

Do you want a black outline sketch of whatever name you wish?

Blok36

32°C, sunny, dry weather, no wind. What to do: sitting in front of PC or painting? ;)

KIM logo and visual identity

logo and corporate identity for Kikindska Inicijativa Mladih NGO in Kikinda.

OMT

Some random photos from last week...

Quick saturday afternoon fun

New illustration coming soon

The food chain

New illustration/print

Enza51 vs Senph42

Last weekend we painted again at the abandoned building we found few months ago. This time we decided to paint in the basment. Well, I don't know if that was a good idea, 'cause we arrived pretty late, so it was a bit too dark down there. OK, I don't want to cry about it, it's not the first nor the last time I have to paint in dark, but if we have the chance to make something at broad daylight, than why not? ;)

So, here's a preview of this session, more characters and background (and normal photos) coming soon! Next time I'm going to do some roller pieces/characters after we finish this wall...

Eternal Hostility

Whale vs. squid illustration and A3 print.

Volunteer ID booklet

Client: Youth Office Kikinda
Description: Layout editing, cover design and art direction for the volunteer ID booklet

Weed and cocaine

Another sign of life

Hey there,
Just arrived home from a little trip; I'm exhausted, ill and overbooked with personal and commercial projects so it will be better if I start working! (Nevermind, I know you don't care, I just write this to motivate myself...)    O:)
Writer stories, new T-shirt and designs from last month coming soon.... ;)

My friend and crewmate IndyOne showed me this place, a former print office that was partly destroyed last year in a fire. I don't know why, but I really enjoy such abandoned places where I can paint and interact with the ambient...

Dare tribute

Tribute to Sigi von Koeding aka Dare TWS

I draw this sketch to Getsketchy Fotolog as a tribute to one of my all-time favorite artists who passed away a month ago. Dare was one of the few, if not the first real writer whose works I have seen on the internet back in '99 when I started to paint. His pieces helped me a lot to understand this whole graffiti thing, his styles and color schemes were always inspiring for me and so are today. I never had the chance to met him personally, but looking at his pieces, canvases and drawings I had that feeling that I have allways knew him.

Dare's website: http://www.dare.ch/

Graffiti in abandoned buildings

I have always enjoyed seeing graffiti in abandoned buildings, factories and similar places where no one can complain that it is vandalism what graffiti artists do. These are hidden treasures for writers, since a regular Joe would never come here to disturb you while you paint, there is almost no chance that you can get in trouble with law and chances are great that your piece will last longer than usually on the streets: no fading, buffing, crossing or painting over.
I was very excited when Enza51 mentioned me this place in our city that's out of sight and maybe we could get inside to paint. So, we packed up our tools and visited this building. It was way better than we expected: 3 floors, a lot of little rooms, natural light and different types of walls. Unfortunately we didn't have time to stay too long, so we quickly painted some freestyle letters. However, you could expect more stuff soon from this little private playground of ours! ;)


Enza51 - Senph42