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SLY Collective Street Art Collaborations

 

 

SLY Collective Street Art Collaborations


Artists We’ve Collaborated With

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At SLY Collective, we’re proud to have worked with some of the most exciting and boundary-pushing graffiti artists in the scene. From the bold lines of Zoinky to the raw energy of ArtByDestroy, each collaboration brings a fresh perspective and dynamic edge to our collections.

Zoinky

Hailing from Honolulu, Hawaii, Zoinky is renowned for his vibrant, out-of-the-box graffiti and mural work. His designs often feature abstract, dreamlike realism with a striking purple and blue color palette.

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Zoinky’s unique style has graced walls in cities like London, where his work in areas like Shoreditch and Penge has been celebrated for its originality and flair. (meetingofstyles.com, londoncallingblog.net, londoncallingblog.net)


Based in Perth, Western Australia, ArtByDestroy is a multidisciplinary artist with over 25 years of experience in graffiti, illustration, and mural art.

His work is characterized by traditional graffiti lettering and dynamic compositions that have adorned walls from Copenhagen to New Caledonia.

ArtByDestroy’s commitment to the craft and his ability to adapt across various mediums make him a standout collaborator. (artbydestroy.com, artbydestroy.com)

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Sydney-based artist Glenn “Glenno” Smith brings a fusion of detailed line work and bold imagery to our collaborations.

Known for his contributions to the Australian underground art scene, Glenno’s work spans from gig posters for punk and metal bands to intricate lino prints and sentimental portraiture.

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His versatility and distinctive style add depth and character to our bespoke garments. (m2gallery.com.au, sanchosdirtylaundry.com)

By weaving the unique styles of these artists into our garments, SLY Collective not only creates standout iconic pieces but also amplifies voices that deserve to be seen and celebrated.

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