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The official blog for Ironlak spray paint. An Australian paint brand supplying paint globally. www.ironlak.com
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DETROIT 2009 from Askew One on Vimeo.



Labels: Askew, Cecs, COD Crew, Detroit, Ironlak New Zealand, Ironlak USA, Jaes, TMD


Labels: Counter Strike Mix Tape, DJ Doo Wop, Hip Hop, Ironlak Australia, Ironlak USA, Music, Unkut



Labels: paint updates, Reload by Ironlak
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Labels: Askew, Banos, Ironlak Australia, Ironlak Europe, Ironlak New Zealand, Linz, Meks, PhatOne, Seiko, Sirum, Sofles, Tues, Vans The Omega
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"Ironlak Attack" by Ian Millard. 12 hand cut stencils and spraypaint. 30"x22".
More info: IansPrint.com
Labels: Ian Millard, Ironlak USA, Stencils
Mini interview we did with Kazeem from The Source mag.
1. When and how did Ironlak start?
Ironlak started around 2002 but really came to life in 2004. It started because we wanted to provide writers in Australia with quality spray paint at an affordable price. Prior to Ironlak, Australian writers were paying through the nose for imported brands. We started with 10 colours and slowly built it up over time, improving our formula as we went along. After a while we started to get some interest from the USA and around June last year we started to sell paint in the USA. It's still a daily grind and it seems that shit always comes the hard way, but we never thought back then that we would ever get to the point where we could take this shit global.
2. What makes Ironlak such a good paint to "get up" with?
Rather than give you a sales pitch, I think the best response to this question comes from the feedback that we get from the writers out there; I'll quote Jaes COD from NY "It covers like butter, has a great color selection and a nice amount of pressure. It’s really good paint and it’s for writers, by writers! How can you beat that?" and Pose MSK from Chicago; "It’s crazy vibrant, has ridiculous control, and the coverage is unbeatable, point blank. Honestly just slap a pink dot on that bad boy and it’s game over. The paint is too much fun."
3. Who are some of the your favorite artists?
We are very fortunate to be able to work with many of the artists that we respect and admire. Take a look at the Family section of Ironlak.com and you'll see a list of our favourite artists from around the globe. Some other favourites are Skeme, Wane, Grey, Giant, Amaze, Nekst, Hense, Seen, Revok, Pubes, Rime, Espo, Persue and the list goes on.
4. Any thing new coming up for Ironlak Colors?
We just had a new bright chrome and tar black drop. Go get some!! We have a couple of other top secret things that we will be revealing soon, plus more limited edition artist series cans, more clothing and even some markers. Stay tuned to Ironlak.com for the reveal.
link: The Source - Ironlak
Labels: Interviews, Ironlak USA, The Source
"Something strange with Gary went down at the weekend." -Roach.
Roach's blog: http://theopeninghours.com.au/roach/
Labels: DRS, Gary, Heavy Artillery, Ironlak Australia, Ironlak Europe, MSK, Roach, UK
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GFUS Blog: http://gofonturself.tumblr.com
GFUS Site: http://gofonturself.com.au
Labels: Events, Go Font UR Self, Ironlak Australia
For More Information Please Visit:
MikeGiant.com
DerickMontez.com
Labels: Derick Montez, Ironlak USA, Justin Gallagher, Mike Giant
A really cool project that the gang in New Zealand are working on. Props to Askew, Berst and the rest of the crew out there for thinking outside the square. We are really excited to watch this unfold.
EPISODE 1: AN INTRODUCTION "Urban Development is an outdoor art project, the objective is to provide the platform for collaboration between artists across a wide range of mediums and stages in career. The project centres around street influenced mural work but will also draw in a variety of creative’s, both emerging and established. The concept is to think outside the conventional confines of graffiti, fine art, sculptural work, performance and beyond, blurring the lines and creating a dynamic and interesting project worthy of international attention. This Episode introduces the project through brief interviews with the founding collective, Berst, Askew, Snek and Tim Webber. Stay tuned for regular updates including profiles on collaborators and the murals progress."
link: urbandevelopment
Labels: Askew, Berst, Ironlak New Zealand, Snek, Tim Webber, TMD, Urban Development

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