FOR THE DAYS
WE GET OUT THERE.
I miss the days we’d paint three times a week. Helping a mate finish. Watching someone find their letters. Going home with paint on everything and a story from the day.
The people around the piece.
Graffiti gave me more than something to look at. It gave me people to learn from. Jester and Klowns—Baeks—taught me hand control. You could stand at the same wall and everyone would bring something different. Their own letters. Their own way of seeing it.
That’s the feeling I want this project to carry. The jokes, the effort, someone showing you a better way without making a big thing of it. A piece matters. So does the day around it.
An idea that stayed.
I started building during a rough chapter of my life. I spent too much time at home, and this idea gave me somewhere to put my energy. Then AR made the possibility feel close: a familiar street, something unexpected waiting there, a reason to look again.
Two years of learning and rebuilding later, the idea is still simple. Find a wall. Meet a guide. Make something or discover something. Keep a photograph and a collection that remembers why you went.
Give us a reason to show up.
A legal wall session. A Sunday barbecue. Younger writers finding someone to learn from. Seeing a mate’s work and actually going to look at it. I’ve lost mates. I can’t pretend an app fixes that. I can try to build another reason for us to check in and turn up.
I want artists involved and criticism from people who use it. The game needs to earn its place in the scene.
I’m keeping my name out of the spotlight. This project is built under advision publishments pty ltd. The work, the artists and the places are what I want people to notice.
See the game we’re building ↗