cheers to all the crew, particularly my fellow artist on this job Chevy Rameka, miss u already ehoa. Lesson learned: wrap-up parties before early morning flights are a dangerous combination... erk














chevy did this one, but i love it:
dedicated to a different Jonny, but worth a flick:
Chev always gets carried away on the big pieces, check these:
this one was super difficult..






Thanks heaps to the homie James Dhalsem GZR who took most of those flicks.
and Sunrise:
and though i couldn't take a competent photo... at about 3am on New Years, i looked out the hotel window to see a red new moon rising over the horizon, due east, flanked by Venus. love to know what type of omen this is! i went down to the beach to try take the photo, a passing local reveller says, "thats what we locals call a Catcher's Moon, when the new moon rises like that, its perfect for fishing". Ever seen it look red before? "na man. happy new year!!!"
this is how we living...
a quick mini piece also in Miami, i didn't get a photo of it n just ripped this off Rimoni's "The Miami Dream" photo essay documenting our trip, nice one Uso!
Looking west from out back of our rental apartment towards Miami city:
Luckily, we were staying in picturesque South Beach, the world's greatest Art Deco archetecture spot. This is the tropical-like beach...
the water and weather were delightfully warm despite it being "winter". Looking down Washington Ave:
Ocean Drive:
They love thier custom rides too
On the way back to NZ i stopped for 4 days at San Francisco, stayed out in "The Valley" again with my LORDS crew familia. This is the freight yard in the day before the rain came
Talk of the town Barber shop hooked me up with the "Nor Cal" cut lol
this is a wall in Modesto done by me alongside Lords Rebuke, Ziek, Obses, Lerk, Kres, and Roka, spelling out LORDS many times over. it's not 100% finished due to rain but should get sent the finished flicks soon.




behold the wharf etchings, from the air force. The third line is "Harmonic 01". hmmm... Bruce Cathy anyone?

me before NZ's largest mountain, Aoraki (mount Cook).. spectack!
we stayed at Lake Tekapo for the last nite on the road, and ate some of that fresh alpine river salmon for dinner... yum!
next morn, on Lake Tekapo, the famous Church of the Good Shepard... looks spectacular when its not cloudy
road-weary traveller:
our last alpine vista, the Rakaia gorge. West Canterburyyy!
we finally arrived back in Christchurch, where i was born and raised. we stayed at my dad's place in scenic port Lyttelton:
there's been enough coverage of the Chch 7.1 earthquake for me to do it. we felt some gnarly aftershocks and got to see plenty of damage... its really fucked the place up i'm sorry to say
had to get some work done too, here's some chch hell pizza shops i souped up
had to catch up with the Chch homies of course... for some night action!
and that was our South Island Tour. the end!