I have been fortunate to have been working with some very inspirational staff and students at The Queensland Academy for Science, Mathematics and Technology. Students from the Toowong campus participated in design and practical workshops to help create the 16m long refectory mural. As the mural depicts all things science I relied on the expertise of the students to ensure content was correctly executed and learnt a lot along the way.
A few pics of a mural that has been keeping me busy titled “Night & Day” based upon a natural environment theme. Full photo set and details coming soon.
This week saw me busy in the role of artist in residence at Calvary Christian College’s Arts Fest Week. High school art students experienced aerosol art murals, demonstrations and workshops to complete individual and group pieces on canvas.
It’s been fantastic to have worked with Durack State School over many years. The recent construction works presented opportunity for new murals. The freshly built multi-purpose hall murals feature popular Durack sports facing the oval and welcoming Durack Dragons in the entrance area.
All artworks designed by Sauce & painted by Sauce & Skonz 2010.
Here’s a niffty way to brighten up your home theatre room. A commission to paint a newly constructed display home by Landmark Building and Constructions (QLD) in Ormiston, Redlands.
For the past three months I have been busy planing, designing and painting several large walls in Richlands in association with the Horizon Alliance. This project is about providing an opportunity for community participation by allowing students and young people in the area to participate in the design and painting of murals as facilitated by Aerograffix. This 70 metre long mural took place at the freshly constructed shared access path wall at The Darra to Springfield Transport Corridor project. Here the Horizon Alliance are duplicating the Centenary Highway and building a new railway station at Richlands. There will be more photos to come in the near future from this exciting project which has allowed me to experience working in the construction industry.
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This is one of a series of murals I completed last year at Mt Gravatt SS as an artist in residence. It was designed to be viewed at this angle as it is seen from Logan Road. Its main purpose is as a school sign including the "Strive To Excel" motto. When I saw the bare brick wall I thought opportunity presents for a Trompe L'oeil.
I just completed two murals for the Millmerran Historical Society. The transport themed works were created with help from the Scouts and the Millmerran Youth Council over two days.
and I caught a nice reflection whilst I made friends with the ducks at the lake!
Sheffield International Mural Fest, Tasmania 2010. 4.8 X 2.1m acrylic on boards.
