Blazeworks

"Stand Tall" Spray Paint on 30ft x 12ft Cinder Block Wall. Commissioned by for a new build in Halifax.
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I had the privilege to travel back to Halifax again to close out the exterior mural season with this special project last week. This city is awesome. I love the food, the vibes, the people, and can't wait to visit again. Absolutely battled the weather though. From rain to freezing temperatures, nature made sure this project was down to the wire.
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This mural features a black and white portrait of a local man named Graham, who was often seen biking and driving around the North-End of Halifax. He was known for rocking his iconic hardhat & sombrero headwear, and was always moving something from one place to another. Graham now stands tall, watching over the neighborhood, and represents all the special characters of the area.
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A special shout-out and thank you to Mike, who went above and beyond for me on this on. Him and his MRB team were super accommodating, and he even recreated Grahams headware to help me create the most accurate mock-up. These small details really bring the piece together in a big way.
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"Wolf Protocol" Spray Paint on 12ft x 18ft wall.
Commissioned by for 🐺🛡️
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I had the pleasure of designing and painting this new mural for a feature wall at Arctic Wolfs office in Kitchener Waterloo a few weeks back.
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This mural features a pack of four wolves, representing the four core values of the company. It's intertwined with local details and imagery which represent the surrounding Kitchener Waterloo area and its local history. This is combined with digital elements, signifying the cyber security industry that Arctic Wolf works within.
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"Land, Air and Sea" - Spray Paint on 45ft x 17ft corrugated metal siding. 🍎
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Had an absolutely amazing time painting this big mural for the fine people of Berwick, Nova Scotia. A huge thank you to the for being great to work with and giving me this opportunity. Nova Scotia is a truly beautiful place.
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This mural is a celebration of some of the iconic wildlife found within Nova Scotia. All of the elements are woven together, symbolically representing how the natural world moves cohesively together, from land to the air and sea.
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"Ghost of the Grey Lady" - Spray Paint & Latex on 20ft x 25ft brick wall. 🌹
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I had an amazing time painting this mural as my contribution to this year's - Can't say enough good things about this event. The organizers, the people, the vibes - all we're immaculate. Huge shout-out to and .studios for the opportunity. Peace to all the new homies that I had the pleasure of meeting during these last 4 days.
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My mural is a modern rendition of the Halifax legend "The Ghost of the Grey Lady". According to security guards at the Halifax Citadel, the Grey Lady walks the floors of the Cavalier building. Smelling of roses, and wearing a 19th-century dress, her spirit still searches the grounds for her beloved fiancée.
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VEKTER x BLAZE 2025
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Shout-out to & for organizing this dope jam. Always good getting out to Oshawa and painting in this jam. Good times all around!
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"Stay still, I'm trying to shoot you!" 💥
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Rockin' character duty on the latest Oshawa jam. After watching (and loving) Season 1 of Arcane, I knew I had to paint Jinx somewhere. Much love to all the homies who pulled up this weekend, it was good seeing you. Full wall pics coming soon, this one was heavy duty. 👀
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A big chrome piece for your dome piece. 🦺
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"Anemone" Spray Paint on 36" x 72" Stretched Gallery Canvas. 🏵️
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My most detailed painting to date. I really pushed myself to get this large personal piece done before mural season takes off. I had a blast with my new 210 Stencil Caps by my sponsor - I put them to the test with various caps to see how they interacted with different brands of paint. Each brant of paint has a slightly different pressure and paint consistency. There are so many combinations, and throughout the 8 day painting process I mentally recorded all of the results. This tool is seriously amazing. Thanks for looking, and much love.
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Keep your spots clean and your pieces cleaner 🧽
Solid season start with the homies
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“Elevate” - Spray Paint on  30ft x 10ft Wall. Commissioned by BHDP Architecture for Proctor and Gamble Canada.
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I wrapped up this year's mural season with a very challenging and rewarding project for my biggest client yet. This piece pushed me into new directions. It encouraged me to focus on the details (which I obviously was thrilled about), while also exploring complicated themes in a more subtle way. It also had the longest design phase I’ve ever encountered, taking four months of iteration changes, meetings and revisions to reach the final approved design. After travelling down this long road, I want to say that I’m incredibly grateful for this project, and proud of the final result. Check out the write-up below:
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This mural incorporates the themes of Our People, Unity /Togetherness and Diversity. 
Our five senses help us determine our own personal realities, which are all unique and diverse in their own way. The theme of “Our People”  is represented through this lens, by incorporating a diverse array of face / body parts associated with our five senses. These are displayed through different ages, cultural backgrounds and genders. The mural incorporates various imagery that represents Canada. This “West To East” concept starts on the left hand side and moves across the composition. All of this imagery is connected and interlinked through harmonious color and movement to further strengthen the theme of “Togetherness”.
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This mural couldn’t happen without the support of my sponsor. Many thanks to the homies at for providing me with the best stencil caps in the game. 
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“Elevate” - Spray Paint on  30ft x 10ft Wall. Commissioned by BHDP Architecture for Proctor and Gamble Canada.
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I wrapped up this year's mural season with a very challenging and rewarding project for my biggest client yet. This piece pushed me into new directions. It encouraged me to focus on the details (which I obviously was thrilled about), while also exploring complicated themes in a more subtle way. It also had the longest design phase I’ve ever encountered, taking four months of iteration changes, meetings and revisions to reach the final approved design. After travelling down this long road, I want to say that I’m incredibly grateful for this project, and proud of the final result. Check out the write-up below:
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This mural incorporates the themes of Our People, Unity /Togetherness and Diversity.
Our five senses help us determine our own personal realities, which are all unique and diverse in their own way. The theme of “Our People  is represented through this lens, by incorporating a diverse array of face / body parts associated with our five senses. These are displayed through different ages, cultural backgrounds and genders. A hand gesture of the American Sign Language letter “P” is located in the middle of the composition below the large eye. When used in a circular motion with both hands, the word “people" is communicated. This element represents our sense of touch, as well as diversity through physical ability / disability. 
The mural incorporates various imagery that represents Canada. This “West To East” concept starts on the left hand side and moves across the composition. The left side of the mural represents the West coast of Canada, incorporating a mountain range, Pacific Dogwood flowers, and a Stellars Jay wing. A strand of a wheat plant beside the ear represents the Canadian prairies. The right side is more Central Canada and the East Coast, featuring a rocky cliff face with water, detail of a Monarch Butterfly's wing,  and Blue Flag Iris flower. All of this imagery is connected and interlinked through harmonious color and movement to further strengthen the theme of “Togetherness”.
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