ART & TECHNIQUES
Graffiti job? We take over
A commissioned graffiti job means an agreed wall, an agreed motif and permitted work. The look comes from street art; the process is that of any other trade on site.
Graffiti as a commission, not a risk
We only work on surfaces that have permission, and to a motif approved in advance. You see the design before the first can is opened.
What we produce
- Facades, gable walls and courtyards
- Interior walls in offices, hospitality and retail
- Construction hoardings and temporary surfaces
- Lettering, characters and large-format motifs
- Youth, culture and community projects
More than lettering
Graffiti is not only typography. Characters, portraits, abstract fields and photorealistic motifs are part of it too. Which style fits depends on the location — a courtyard wall takes something different from a reception area.
Surface and durability
We check exterior surfaces first: the state of the render, absorbency, access and working height decide the material and the sequence. Outdoors we use weather-resistant paint.
Related: street art & graffiti · murals & facades · a prison wall project
What we need to quote
Four details are enough for a first assessment: the approximate surface area, the location, the intended time frame, and whether it is an interior or exterior wall. A photo of the wall helps too, because the substrate decides the technique.
How it runs
- Enquiry with surface, location and date
- Site visit or photo assessment of the substrate
- Design proposal for approval
- Production on site and handover
Permission
We only work on surfaces where the owner has given permission. For facades visible from public space we check in advance whether an additional official approval is required.
References
Spray paint work.
Documented projects from our archive. Each card opens the project.
Enquire about a graffiti commission
Send us the surface, the location and the date. We will get back to you promptly with an initial assessment.