Richmond throw-ups

Throw-ups from Kings of Melbourne.

Back streets of Richmond

Melbourne is full of intricate laneways. Find a main road in the inner city-suburbs like Brunswick St, Nicholson St, High St or many others and go for a wander. Chances are you find a graffiti "littering the walls". More often then not you'll find more detailed works than what you find on the main streets. Laneways and alleys provide time for the artist to perfect a piece and take the time. Secluded spaces away from cops and angry wankers are a key part to Melbourne's Graffiti Culture.

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