NOST!

In your face, don't give fuck attitude and they're about to come and bomb throw-ups on your house. Nost crew is a law onto themselves. Graffiti has loose rules, and most artists follow them as a guide. Nost ignores the no go zones and constantly pioneers new spots that have never seen a spray-can. We don't know it now but Nost and Pork are the  equivalent of 70K back in the early 2000's. Pushing boundaries, getting good spots (heavens), abandoned buildings, train lines and trying many different styles. If they were arrested now they'd still have 100's of tags, throwies and pieces around Melbourne for years. They have successfully smashed the system, probably harder than any crew has ever done before.  

Fresh From Hosier Part 8.

Hosier lane pieces

"Hate us, cause they ain't us"

Sear one of the few female graff writers

Fresh from Hosier Lane Part 6.

Spring is here, with warmer weather attracting more artists to paint outside.

"Hate us cause they ain't us"

Sear one of the few female graffiti artist's in Australia 

https://www.facebook.com/SEARious-Jones-148147255232551/timeline/

Empire of Nost

Melbourne's most notorious. Anybody who walks the back and front streets of Clifton Hill or Collingwood will see the power and influence of Nost. They are a modern day version of 70K.  Nost goes hard, pushes boundaries and pioneers new spots constantly. With the sort of work ethic it is still astonishing they haven't been caught yet. It doesn't matter which side of the graffitied fence you sit on, you will commend the effort involved in producing such extensive work. 

Dandy Line

The bleak built-up urban environment of Dandenong provokes the artistic community to change it and make it better. Everybody hates graffiti but huge grey concrete walls are just as fucking offensive. Dandenong is a great multicultural diverse town with good graffiti, great River Red Gums and shit architecture. Industrial landscapes are slowly changing with the state government's urban renewal project "Revitalising Central Dandenong." This will pour money into public infrastructure to improve the amenity.

Melbourne's most productive bomber atm

Amongst the skyscraper's

Artists continue to bomb the billboard which is visible from the city loop trainline. Nost pushes the envelope further and is still able to find new spots despite painting half the city already.  

Bubble Throw-up Styles

A throw-up or throwie is the artists pseudonym or sometimes the first and last letter of their name. They often have one outline colour and one fill colour. Sometimes they don't have any fill. Throw-ups are designed to cover large and generally high profile spaces quickly and rapidly without being caught. 

Richmond Station

PAA bombing high profile locations around Melbourne.

Jetso Peezr smashing the scene with traditional dirty, grunge styled graffiti.

 JA from New York?? in Knoxfield

Yucks Dandy, These guys have smashed the Freeways recently