Krupt.com - Projects and Artwork by Tim Hon
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They say the difference between art and vandalism is permission, but the difference between vandalism and advertising is a bribe.

Backyard wall for wedding reception backdrop Summer 2006:

Some art from in the office, painted Summer 2005:

Grafitti Doc published soon
A graffiti documentary completed in 2001 will be published in a 4 part series on YouTube. Featuring artists such as Crayone/TWS, Sprays, Phresh, Neon, Omen. Also features commentary by SFPD Grafitti Abatement Squad, WillIAm of BEP and Art Professors at UCBerkeley.
In the video section, scroll down to watch the video

Lana'i
Apr 15

You're looking at a 27lb. Mahimahi caught off the leeward coast of the island of Lanai, Hawaii -- A place where paved roads are scarce and offroad vehicles plentiful.


A-Plus Tribal Design
March 21, 2006

Quick design for aplustree.com, the bay areas premiere demolition and tree wrecking provider.

Counterfeit Wedding Invites
March 17, 2006

The invites came out looking like a 99% counterfeit U.S. passport. Printed and bound in authentic navy vinyl backing, hot foil stamped with the United States wording and emblem. See them here. Only the familys got them, so don't get mad if you didn't, they cost me thousands of dollars in time.

Wall painting
Mar 2, 2006

Working on some walls for my sister. Painted the living room and bedroom. Only have a few photos posted so far.

Bob Kent Cartoon
2005
by T.Hon, D.McQuillen, N.Price
Cartoon and trailer created for Bluecoat. Watch the trailer first. www.bobkent.net

Graffiti mosaic design for Redbull
Jan 15, 2006

Completed a few designs for RedBull. Here's one of them. They wanted a custom graffiti marketing piece, of the RedBull logo (2 bulls) that spell out Gives You Wings. They installed 3 of them into 3 bars in New York.

digital design:

completed in mosaics:

"Technology has made it possible to create wealth faster than you could steal it...But since for most of the world's history the main route to wealth was to steal it, we tend to be suspicious of rich people. Idealistic undergraduates find their unconsciously preserved child's model of wealth confirmed by eminent writers of the past. It is a case of the mistaken meeting the outdated." -P.Graham

Golf

Tim Hon