SCHUDIO – graffiti for wall | print | screen

Gallery of design, graffiti, animations and case studies – some large, some on paper, some that will fool your eyes.

Chu. 3D.

My pulses are beams, not beans.

“Prime Ministers Question Time” screenprint

Available now: Third limited edition screenprint from the 3D Stereo Collection

The 3D Stereoscopic Collection

Limited Edition of 3D stereoscopic prints

360 degree video for “Turn your Sh*t Down” by T4QS

#360 degree, hand drawn animated video

#NoteAttacks at Shangri-La – Glastonbury Festival 2016

Flippin’ hell

360° tour of “The Artist Proof” by Sickboy

360° Sickboy

Turdsearch puzzle

Naughty word search by Chu – prizes up for grabs

Freestyle painting with Cheo – “Man Cave”

Man Cave #chucheo

New 360° styled prints available

First edition release of 360° artworks

After School Klub coat-of-arms

Hang Fire vs. ASK crew

#Genuine campaign – Centre of the Universe, Birmingham

Five stories over four days from three blokes and too much paint

Room K, Full Moon, Bristol

…right over my head

Other sections to look through

CGI

First worked with computers to build virtual spaces when Psion release Vu-3D in 1982 at the same time as the ZX Spectrum 48k was being released in 1982. Now I blend the work I make from aerosol / biro / computer-aided-modelling / texture mapping / lighting / art direction, creating projects like these below

indoors

Although the origins of aerosol painting are (arguably) attributed to the work of the subway system controlled by the Metropolitan Transit Authority in New York state, the medium lends itself to work in surfaces hidden away too. Rooms, whole interiors or anywhere that is safe from the elements. The work can take a bit longer due to any distortions but it is well worth the journey.

outdoors

Maybe it is just the nature of using a non-organic compound from a compressed air cannister, but I have been used to working in the great outdoors for some years now. Perfectly at home up a ladder in harsh weather conditions, as I am reclining next to a building with a pen in my hand...