Cold Krush Blog / nasty-artists
The Loose Caboose Cafe
Artwork by Tarns One
In house artist - Tarns, was recently commissioned by The Loose Caboose Cafe in Bowden to create this unique abstract aerosol and acrylic art work.
Posted 16 January 2015
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Commissions
Tags: graffiti, street art, tarns, artwork, mural, nasty artists, mainstays, interior, rcf crew, commission
Adelaide International Guitar Festival
Artists: Tarns, Jumble, Orbs
This piece was commissioned by the Adelaide Festival Centre for their International Guitar Festival back in 2008.
By Adelaide's Nasty Artists - Tarns, Jumble and Orbs.
Posted 16 January 2015
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Commissions
Tags: graffiti, street art, tarns, artwork, mural, nasty artists, orbs, jumble, commission
New artwork by Orbs..
Nasty Artists / Mainstays
Orbs always produces great work, right here we have a recent drip painting featuring a very vivid colour scheme.
Available to purchase here..
Posted 30 January 2014
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Artwork
Tags: Adelaide Graffiti, Adelaide Street Art, artwork, nasty artists, Orbs, mainstays
Adelaide Graffiti Artist..
TARNS ONE - RCF NA MAINSTAYS
MTN Australia have just dropped a nice little feature on Tarns. Check it out for a few new and old pieces from the archives...
Check out the Tarns x MTN Colors feature here..
Posted 23 January 2014
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General News
Tags: adelaide graffiti, Tarns, graffiti, nasty artists, mainstays, mtn colors, rock city funk, mtn australia
Phat Buddha Rolls..
Artowrk by Tarns and Orbs
We were approached by the good people at Phat Buddha Rolls to add some colour to their food van.
Cold Krush in house artists, Tarns and Orbs completed the artwork and definitely delivered the funk that was needed to turn heads as the van cruises the Adelaide streets.
Keep your eyes out for their next pitstop and be sure to try out their famous rolls!
Posted 11 December 2013
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Commissions
Tags: graffiti, street art, tarns, adelaide, nasty artists, mainstays, orbs
Goodwood Underpass Mural Project..
New wall by Nasty Artists and the Mainstays..
Tarns and Jumbel of the Nasty Artisits / Mainstays crews were recently approached by the Department Of Transport & Infrastructure to undertake this huge project. They roped in crew members Tiper, Chek and Orbs and after 10 nights of hard work the outcome can now be seen from the Belair and Seaford Train services on the corridor wall of the all new Goodwood Underpass. Definitely worth a train ride to check out this 100 meter long mural.
Posted 26 November 2013
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Artwork, Commissions, General News
Tags: adelaide graffiti, adelaide street art, tarns, cwr, nasty artists, mainstays, goodwood underpass, tiper, jumbel
