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Regular Product - The Vitals

/>Age: Old enough to have seen the first star wars in the cinema.
/>Hometown: Regular Product was born in London, but I guess my hometown
is Melbourne.
Where do you now live?: Sydney
How long have
you been creating street art?: Properly for the last 3 years and on a rough
part time basis for 15 or so years before that.
What did you do last
night?: Went and saw K&D. Drank beer.
Put up a few stickers.
What is your favorite thing to eat for dinner?:
Stir fry.
Who is your favorite fictional character?: "http://www.davemackey.com/animation/seeger/batfink/">Batfink.
What
do you currently have in your pockets?: Keys, money, stickers.
If
you were given “more time,” what would you do with it?: Make sure to spend
none of it in my day job.
Who do you love?: Friends and family.
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Regular Product - The A’s to Our Q’s:

Wooster: How did you get
started in creating art for the street?

Regular Product: The
first thing I did apart from scrawling my name on things was some stickers for a
project at art college in the early ninties. I pasted them up around the uni and
on the street outside and then took my lecturers around to see them. They failed
me.

Wooster: What other street artists do you most admire and
why?

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"left">Regular Product: My current favourite is a guy called "http://www.greenplanet.com.au/eternity/eternity.htm">Arthur Stace who was
active in Sydney in the in the early 1900s and wrote the word ‘Eternity’ on
pavements with chalk. He was a bit of a religious nut, but the word itself is
pretty cool for what is essentially a temporary tag, and he did it about half a
million times, which is right up there with the most prolific modern
campaigns.

Wooster: What’s your favorite city, neighborhood,
or block, to post and/or to see street art?

Regular Product:
Bethnal Green, Brick Lane and Shoreditch - where Regular Product was born.
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Wooster: What inspires you now?

Regular
Product: Loads of stuff, mostly things I see just walking the streets and
especially those picture/word cards for kids that you can find in shops in most
chinatowns around the world.