Welcome to K.I.L Productions

Custom Graffiti, Murals and More!

K.I.L. - Keeping It Legal

About K.I.L. Productions

We are an experienced Melbourne Graffiti company available for commissioned work. We service the Melbourne metro and surrounding areas with prompt, professional and reliable service, providing maximum visual impact for your home, business or blank wall space.

We believe that anyone can own a piece of Melbourne’s famous street art culture, as almost any wall can be transformed into a talking point with modern street art or marketing for your business brand and logos.

Services:

  • Commercial / Residential Art Installations
  • Business Brand Representations
  • Graffiti for Marketing
  • Marriage Proposal Artwork / Backdrops
  • Walls / Canvas / Displays / Graffiti Murals
  • Ready-Made Items
  •  Live Art / Event Artist
  • School Tuition Service

KIL Productions Specialises in:

  • Traditional Fonts from Mild to Wild! Small / Large / Extreme!
  • Figures (characters) are generally based on cartoon or hip hop styled characters. (No Portraits or Photo Realism)
  • Specialising on Modern Aerosol Geometric works.
  • Contemporary Art Work
  • Automotive Realism
  • Large Format Portrait work

Disclaimers:

  • K.I.L. Productions is not associated or involved with illegal activity/s.
  • K.I.L has no affiliations or associations with names / tags “Kil”, “Kill”, “Killa”, “Beserk”, “Zerko”,
    “Berko” nor gang/s, crew/s past present or names similar.
  • Default tag used by K.I.L. Productions – BZERK – One.
  •  Bzerk is not used and / or presented in illegal activity/s.
  • Duplication of these tags /names is subject to copyright infringement.
  • All artworks by K.I.L Productions are original designs and subject to intellectual property copyrights.
  • All KIL Productions, artworks represent graffiti in a 100% legal and positive content and operate within all aspects of State and Federal Law.

ABN: 60520961339
Phone Ashley:  0438 591 128

Ashley's Biography

Ashley’s artistic journey began in 1985, when the Hip-Hop era was discovered. With uplifting music and acrobatic dance, the culture’s influential wall expressions from the Style Wars film immediately interested this kid from Melbourne.

This and other hip-hop-themed movies guided the course of Ashley’s life as it shifted into the High School era. Add a mix of daily train travel and a wild school lifestyle; graffiti was the motivation, and peer respect as the somewhat unplanned subculture exploded in the mid-80s.

At the time, graffiti had a fragile identity, but the movement was strong and opened a path to self-expression.

Graffiti halted for Ashley in the mid-90s as careers led him to Automotive trades, including Management for local and global organisations.

Never forgetting his roots, the graffiti culture was forever a part of him. With a creative urge suppressed for many years, a change was inevitable. With business tools in hand, the time had come to reinvent, pursue a lifetime dream and get back into the art he loved.

In 2011, the K.I.L brand was born. It is an abbreviation of “Keeping It Legal” and a balance of traditional graffiti culture and slang, “To Kill It.”

“I want to be able to supply customised quality graffiti to business and private residences”, said Ashley. “The vision is to do what everyone said could never be done thirty years ago.

Graffiti can be adapted and stylised to suit all applications and be something old that is new again”… “I feel my strengths are two fold both business and artistic creativity. With retail products, people want value and quality.

My street art is self-taught, and although not following traditional pathways, I respect the culture and its values at all times.

K. I. L Productions values exceptional communication, understanding and listening to clients’ needs and allowing the client to guide the creative process. With affordable pricing and a reliable process, the company is customer-friendly and transparent.

“For me, it’s about doing what you love and sharing it with others, to make every piece better than the last, push yourself creatively, and be proud of everything I produce”