Crush City Crew

Crush City, Paint & Art supply store, is located in Annerley, 423 Ipswich Rd. Originating from the heart of the south, The Crush City Crew have always played an active role in the development & promotion of styles & attitudes in the Brisbane Graffiti Art scene. Reals, Meks, Blex, Odie, Deo, Diz, Rahner & guests will be painting together showcasing their varied Graffiti styles reflecting the ‘Notorious’ B line.

The Zookeeper

The Zookeeper (ZKPR) is a Brisbane based artist whose large-scale murals aim to break the mundane and monotonous routines of daily life. Fascinated by nature from a young age, ZKPR is interested in the infinite parallels between all animals and human beings. ZKPR’s work is about creating a vessel through nature, to bring positivity to our everyday lives.
Avoid monotony, Keep it Zoo.

Empos

I began by practising Euro style letters. Through influence I stumbled on ‘Sydney style’ (letters influenced by the birth of New York subway graffiti), and began to evolve what was coming out of my images and the cans. Keeping this in mind I aim to produce some letters of originality!

Skels

Brisbane local, Skels has been poking around Brisbane city spots for almost 10 years. Known for his bold, public style and alien-like attention to detail his easily digestible style is always an eyeball pleaser down at the local permission wall.

Sirmano

Sirmano is the alias of Anna, a Brisbane artist who creates playful illustrations working with paint, wood and mixed media. Her unique style summons a curious and unpredictable world for her characters to live. Sirmano’s creative practice has drawn influence from her love of travel, different cultures and her heritage.

Adam Busby

My name is Adam Busby, known to most as Buzz. I am a Designer, Illustrator, Screen Printer and plant lover.
I am passionate about seeing people’s dreams and visions come to life through design and visual communication.

Drapl

Drapl is a Brisbane based artist who has been spray painting for around 18 years. Since he picked up the cans, his obsession with the art form has led him to paint full-time and run a successful mural business providing him with a lot of experience painting in different styles. Drapl loves to push his style in different ways, now focusing a lot on portraits, both abstract and realist often blending the two genres. Drapl and Treasy often collaborate, mixing spiritual fantasy art with themes that may make one think twice about their existence on this earth. They can’t wait to flex their skills on this awesome old skate arena which brings back a lot of childhood memories!!