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The Montana Metallic Effect Spray Paint range will bring state of the art paint technology to traditional metallic effect colours. The paint cans come with a Montana Standard paint cap, these cans provide excellent delivery and reliability under medium pressure output. Not only are the Montana Metallic Effect colours ideal for application on functional objects such as bikes and furniture, they can also add a metallic flare to any creative or artistic project on paper, cardboard, primed canvas, wood, glass, metal, ceramics, porcelain, stone, acrylic and other paintable materials. Made from an Acrylic-Nitro Combination base, the paint surface dries to a durable semi-gloss finish which is both hard wearing when cured (24+ hours) as well as flexible. Offering great lightfastness, the Montana Metallic Effect line can also be combined with the Montana GOLD, Montana BLACK and Montana ACRYLIC marker lines. The Metallic paint range comes in 9 exciting colours. Some tips to achieve the bes...

Two of our favourite and most popular brands to date, The Hundreds and Obey, have both recently decided to choose and support graffiti artists and crews to showcase what they have to offer. Recently a video surfaced of Shepard Faireys Obey brand supporting the Russian CHO Crew, the video showcases their antics throughout Russia and a trip to spain. Excellent footage and edited very stylishly this video comes across very cool, the video also hosts great shots of wheat pasting/postering giving us an insight into how Shepard Fairey rose to fame and how he went about it. Aside from this there are some great shots of a lovely girl in high waisted shots skateboarding through Barcelona, a great way to kill time on a rainy day like today. Unfortunately it wont let me embed the video on this blogger so you can find that video here . The second group of artists and brand in hand is The Seventh Letter working with The Hundreds. These video gives us a look at each artist from the crew and wha...

POSCA pens are the tools used by Lunartik and many other Graffiti artists, we carry a pretty wide range from small 3mm pens up to the big 15mm ones. Even carrying the sketch pens from teeny tiny to just teeny and tiny

Hi guys, just an extra few pictures that I took but couldn't fit in. Above is an experiment a I tried, instead of blending the two colours, I tried to drip the purple to the pink... Didn't really work. Above is a different fill I tried, I use the same technique alot in my sketches so I decided to try it out with a can. Above is a star that I was trying to do, the black paint beneath mixed with the pink so the centre isn't very good, but turned out not too bad. Above is a can of krylon. It's old school, but good paint, and for such a light colour it covered pretty well, was given a whole box of this for free from Big Al from Sneakerthings Thanks for reading calum.