Wednesday, 31 August 2011
Junes 2011 Tattoos and Flash
Inside of Arm - KAYDEN
Holy Skull by KASINO 2011
Graphite on Acid Free paper
Forearm Skull by KASINO, 2011
Pirate Skull by KASINO 2011
Graphite on Acid Free paper
KINGZ CANS TEAM releases QUES BLACK PLAGUE BLACK
31 August, 2011
QUES BLACK PLAGUE - KINGZ CANS
QUES BLACK PLAGUE - KINGZ CANS exclusive to Butter Beats!!!
We welcome QUES TFH into the KINGZ CANS TEAM.
This black is a triple black semi flat solid black perfect for detailed outlining, fine shading and serious trackside decorating. QUES has been reppin KINGZ for the last year or so and now its official!!!
We have 30 Limited edition Ques Kingz Cans tees available on either black or white Gildan tees.
$40 each. Below are some tee designs by Ques for KINGZ CANS...
Some of Ques's Art and tattoos are shown in Dave from Clouded Thoughts new street arts magazine called Blank Canvas. The first issue of Blank Canvas will be dropping soon.
Here is an image of a tattoo he did late August 2011.
August KASINO Tattoo Flash
August Tattoo Flash
Skull and Roses by Kasino, Graphite on Acid Free Paper, 2011
Time and Tide by Kasino, Sharpie on Acid Free Paper, 2011
THE FLOODS by Kasino, Graphite, Sharpie and Watercolour on Acid Free Paper, 2011
THE FLOODS by Kasino, Graphite, Sharpie and Watercolour on Acid Free Paper, 2011
MULRUNJI MEMORIAL wall by KASINO 2007
"Why are black men still targets?"
This wall was painted by KASINO and assisted by Mags at Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamiliton Brisbane in late 2007. It was a response to the not guilty verdict on the Police officer....
Over 350 Aboriginal deaths in custody and not one conviction??
here is an excerpt taken from the Sydney Morning Herald...
Officer's blow killed Mulrunji, says coroner
September 28, 2006
Death in custody … Mulrunji.AdvertisementAdvertisement
Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley may face charges after the acting State Coroner, Christine Clements, yesterday ruled that Mulrunji died after being struck while on the floor of a police station on November 19, 2004.
Queensland's Premier, Peter Beattie, said the Attorney-General, Linda Lavarch, had referred the report to the Director of Public Prosecutions, who will consider charges.
An autopsy in 2004 found that Mulrunji, 36, died from a ruptured liver and portal vein, and had suffered four broken ribs. The report sparked a riot on the island that left the courthouse, police station and barracks in ruins.
Ms Clements found that Senior Sergeant Hurley struck Mulrunji, who had been arrested for being drunk and disorderly and a public nuisance, several times after the pair wrestled at the back entrance of the station. She said Senior Sergeant Hurley was angry at being punched by Mulrunji as he let him out of the police vehicle.
"I find that Senior Sergeant Hurley hit Mulrunji while he was on the floor a number of times in a direct response to himself having been hit in the jaw and then falling to the floor," Ms Clements said.
"I conclude these actions … caused the fatal injuries. It's a terrible tragedy that such a minor incident can lead to a man's death in custody."
The accused riot ringleader, Lex Wotton, placed his head in his hands as Ms Clements read her findings to a Townsville courtroom. Mulrunji's de facto partner of a decade, Tracey Twaddle, wept silently. His three sisters were also in court.
In all, Ms Clements made 40 recommendations. She urged police officers to use alternatives to arrests when dealing with drunks, sought the establishment of a government-funded community patrol and diversionary centre on the island and recommended an overhaul of the police operational procedures manual.
Ms Clements said the tragedy could have been avoided, and she found police guidelines for routine checks on drunks in cells to be inadequate.
She also chastised the handling of initial police inquiries in which investigators from the mainland accepted lifts from and were guided by Senior Sergeant Hurley to the crime scene. They also had dinner at his house.
The Queensland Police Union has labelled the inquest a witch hunt. "This decision by the coroner has dumbfounded us. Chris Hurley has been hung out to dry by her," said the union's president, Gary Wilkinson.
"He has done nothing wrong and has the full support of the union."
The Queensland Government has set up a high-level task force to review the report's recommendations, while cabinet will consider the result of the review before the end of the year.
Outside the inquest, Palm Island's Mayor, Erykah Kyle, said the community wanted further justice. "[There's] a long way yet. A little at a time. We can only hope, you know."
AAP
taken from the Sydney Morning Herald
DUSTER UA - KASINO ACR. Late 2010
DUSTER UA - KASINO ACR. Late 2010
2010 Venice Beach Los Angeles
- painted supplied by 33 1/3 Store LA
Wicked summer LA Day where LAS Venice Beach was pumping. That day we painted we smoke some cheeba in front of the wall with no stress thanks to California's recently passed medical weed situation.
Kasino painted a LA Home girl on one end and DUSTER did his girl with the 70 hippie white girl funky hat on the left hand side. Thanks to the ICU Arts crew for hooking the legal up.
The two meet plenty of homegirls while painting the wall. Here are a few party girls from Venice Beach.
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