Daniel van de Wiel (Danny Legs) from It Stands Out paints his own works and works alongside and in collaboration on mural projects with the best graffiti artists in Melbourne and Australia.
Daniel began painting graffiti murals in 1995 and over the last 25 years has painted hundreds of amazing murals. Daniel’s art career includes community grant mural projects, artwork exhibitions, art murals produced as part of creative group collectives and collaborations with the world’s finest street artists in Australia and overseas.
His career has evolved into creating his own graffiti mural artwork business managing private, commercial, business and council graffiti art projects.'
‘As Daniel matured as an artist he set up a creative collaborative studio (SafeHouse Studio) and travelled to world-renowned street festivals to collaborate and learn from amazing street artists. He has also flown overseas to produce street art and expand his knowledge plus passion for street art. His experience and skill within the street art and graffiti cultures have grown exponentially with well over 25 years of experience. With a high level of competence in painting skills and accomplishing successful artworks on a large scale, he continues to push the boundaries of his artworks and style plus capabilities. Being fully immersed in learning creative new processes and actively involved in the graffiti & street art community. ‘
‘After years of dedication to the various off-shoots of his graffiti and street art career, Daniel has created his own personal style. He has reached and impressed an audience of not only the street art world globally but also artists in general, art lovers and the public through his unique murals, design and artworks. Daniel is able to paint across a wide range of subject matter which is reflected in the ISO website and the ISO portfolio.
You can find Danny Legs' artwork for the 2024 Big Picture Fest on Olsen Street, Frankston.
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URSH's artistic evolution began in Amsterdam, where he transitioned from traditional graffiti to the distinctive post-graffiti style he's known for today.
His art combines classic graffiti elements with new techniques and textures, adding depth and story to the urban landscapes he paints within.
Coming from a graphic design background, his work is characterized by precision and a keen eye for design, influenced by styles like Bauhaus and Brutalism. As an international artist revisiting Melbourne, he has already made a positive impact with his earlier murals, resonating with the local art community.
His art goes beyond the visual; it encourages viewers to connect with their emotions and discover personal meanings, rather than simply interpreting the imagery. He aims to create murals that forge lasting emotional connections, giving viewers the opportunity to reflect and engage with the art on a deeper level.
You can see URSH's 2024 Big Picture Fest artwork on Horne Street, Frankston (wall of Bayside Shopping Centre).
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Melbourne artist, Kitt Bennett, is a graffiti, street artist and muralist who takes large-scale murals to the next level.
Having designed work on walls, floors, silos and skateparks, Kitt uses his illustration background Kitt to create innovative and iconic artworks to alter perceptions of size and depth.
Kitt is also the designer of the 2024 Big Picture Fest limited edition t-shirt. Make sure you head to Cube37 to purchase your t-shirt before they sell out.
Check out Kitt's work for Big Picture Fest on Station Street, Frankston.
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Yvette Vexta is a self-taught artist from Sydney, Australia based in New York.
She is recognized as one of the leading female artists in the street and contemporary urban art scene, as well as being one of the first women street artists in what was once a very male-dominated field.
Exploring the personal within universal mythopoetic archetypes, her work often enmeshes figurative forms amid her symbolic, geometric shapes with floral, fungi and coral patterns on the macro and micro level.
Drawing on her studies into mythology, psychology, science & consciousness, she creates art seen through her unique psychedelic lens, whilst keeping her feet firmly rooted in a deep ecology & feminine perspective.
In recent years her practice has expanded from murals and paintings to include augmented reality, digital art, sculpture, soundscapes, and immersive events. She collaborates with a diverse range of clients such as Converse, Lollapalooza & Governors Ball Music Festival, Art With Me Festival, Fabergé, Urban Decay, Sportsgirl, Free People, Juxtapoz Magazine & Samsung.
Check out Vexta's 2024 Big Picture Fest artwork on the wall of Bayside Shopping Centre on Keys Street, Frankston.
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Peruvian artist resident in Melbourne, Bronik startedpainting murals in 2009 in Lima, her hometown.
At the present, you can see her colourful workaround Barcelona, where she used to live for 11years.
Now living in the southern suburb of St Kilda,Bronik creates playful characters in an environmentof nature and in harmony with animals.
Always remembering her roots, Bronik leaves a bit ofherself in each place where she goes.Being part of many festivals gave her the opportunityto visit cities like Medellin, Bristol, Venice, Lisboa,Bali, London, Milan, Tiflis, Nicosia and Cuzco to name a few.
Bronik's 2024 Big Picture Fest artwork can be viewed on Nepean Highway (near the corner of Wells Street).
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