G66: GFX + PXL

Graphic Art Applied

In addtion to the print designs, much of the Grafika66 art includes other applications. These can range from car liveries, to helmet wraps, to fashion attire.

Throughout this section can be found examples of a variety of illustration meets graphic design.

The various forms that the final art is applied to becomes part of the final work, and often dictates the design itself – customised to conform to the contours of each surface.

Front view of sports coupe with Grafika66 Unison vehicle livery in green and black

Top-down dynamic angle of the Unison car livery showcasing roof and hood graphics

Rear three-quarter perspective of the Unison sports coupe vehicle wrap design

Low-angle studio shot of the Unison custom automotive art and wheel detailing

Close-up detail of the Unison skull graphics and iconography on the vehicle wrap

Unison
[ BMW M4 Car Livery ]

Year: 2024
Format: Car Livery
Collection: G66: GFX + PXL

This project showcases one of the custom car livery designs featured across the site, taking the core imagery from the piece ‘Unison’ and translating it onto a moving canvas.
To ensure the design translates naturally onto the complex curves of a physical vehicle, the original artwork was re-rendered into a two-colour, high-contrast variation. This simplification strips away unnecessary complexity, creating a punchy, bold graphic that retains its visual impact.

Applying artwork to a high-performance vehicle provides a great opportunity to experiment with the very concept of what a canvas can be. Rather than restricting art to traditional flat surfaces, this approach explores how graphics can interact with functional, three-dimensional forms out in the real world.

Every angle of the car presents a different framing challenge, requiring the independent graphic design elements and skull motifs to adapt fluidly to the vehicle’s natural lines. It reinforces a central philosophy behind the studio’s output: art isn’t just for hanging on a wall, it can exist dynamically across apparel, products, custom objects, and lifestyle design.

G66 CA 1

Year: 2023
Format: Print
Collection: G66: GFX

High-contrast graphic design showing a white skull with cross eyes and a heart emblem on a black background

G66 CA 2

Year: 2023
Format: Print
Collection: G66: GFX

High-contrast black skull and crossbones artwork with bold stencilled 966 typography on a light background

The Grafika66 catalogue of work is inspired by both a love of illustration and graphic design.

Since the creation of Grafika66 in 2005, numerous insignias, logos, and graphic elements have been incorporated into the art. In addition to their branding uses, these elements also often serve as additional graphic shapes, providing extra layers of complexity to a given piece.

Sometimes their original form is distorted or transformed to such an extent that it may be impossible to identify them in the final work. Other times, however, they are used in their traditional form. This is most often the case when applied to some of the helmet, skateboard, and product designs created, as seen in the various art in this collection.

Insert Coin
[ Car Livery ]

Year: 2021
Format: Print + Car Livery
Collection: G66: GFX

As with the helmets and skateboards, the art for the car liveries need to work within the constraints of the vehicle’s pre-existing forms and surfaces, providing unique challenges that don’t exist with conventional canvases.

Elements of the pixel designs seen throughout the work are also present here. Pixel art is a recurring influence – the very nature of the low-resolution pixels forming graphic shapes lends itself well to the Grafika66 style.

Close-up of the rear bumper and boot detailing on the Insert Coin custom vehicle graphics

Angled view of a square digital print showing the pixel skull emblem layered with a subtle glitch texture

Side panel details of the sports sedan showcasing the 66 emblem and pixelated ghost character wrap

Straight-on display layout showing the clean vector version of the Insert Coin retro arcade skull graphic

Macro view of the retro pixel art skull icon and Insert Coin typography on the car hood

Right-angled art print displaying the high-contrast circular Insert Coin branding emblem

Grafika66: The Galleries

Year: 2025 / Format: App / Collection: G66: INT_R_ACTIV

Interactive Unreal Engine app view showcasing the bright interior of Gallery 1 with large wall graphics

High-contrast black and white interior layout of Gallery 2 inside the Unreal Engine virtual art space

Virtual gallery walls displaying framed multimedia prints, large graphic installations, and mounted skate decks

Immersive low-lit gallery room featuring glowing red emissive light panels showcasing digital artwork variations

Love Skull

Year: 2023
Format: Car Livery
Collection: G66: GFX + PXL

Front hood view of the sedan showing the central skull emblem and pixelated design accents

Straight-on rear view of the Love Skull car wrap showing the skull icon across the boot and bumper

Close-up detail of the custom pixel graphics and pattern printing on the car's side panel

Grenade
[88]

Year: 2024
Format: Print + Skateboard Deck
Collection: G66: GFX + PXL

The Grenade [88] series serves as a central showcase for the G66: GFX + PXL collection, leaning heavily into a graphic design layout built around an abstract, 3D-rendered skull.

This series brings together several classic Grafika66 design elements to create a cohesive, high-contrast aesthetic. Digital pixel graphics and block patterns are used to intentionally break apart the smooth lines of the 3D rendered skull, while raw graffiti tags, sharp stencils, and hand-styled signatures contrast directly with the clean typography. The entire composition is anchored by a strict, limited colour palette—committing entirely to a high-impact mix of black, white, grey, and vibrant crimson red—and layered with repeated tonal patterns and geometric blocks that add depth to the background.

By mixing these independent graphic components with the central illustrative skull, the collection highlights how digital artwork can cross over seamlessly into lifestyle design, skate culture, and street-ready apparel projects.

The collection is presented on the page across various mediums. The artwork shifts from a flat print design into a physical skate deck format. The skate deck layout visualises how the bold typography and structural blocks anchor the composition, wrapping around the curves of the board while retaining the original graphic design.

Split panel showing the Grenade 88 abstract skull graphic design alongside its physical application on a skate deck

Extreme close-up of the bold crimson red Grenade 88 typography and color code blocks

Macro view of the white skateboard wheels and metallic trucks mounted over the graphic deck art

A stack of printed Grenade 88 multimedia art sheets showing the full poster layout and color palettes

Detailed close-up of the 3D abstract skull digital illustration with pixelated glitch elements on paper

Mid-section view of the skateboard deck showing how the skull and heart graphics wrap across the wood surface

Macro studio shot focusing on the custom graphic skateboard wheel and bearing assembly

White Skull

Year: 2023 / Format: Helmet Design / Collection: G66: HELMET

Perspective studio view of the printed White Skull graphic poster showcasing the red background intensity and crisp layout lines

Detailed close-up of the printed open-face helmet graphic highlighting the 966 branding, leather trim, and skull iconography

Close-up on the lower section of the print showing the circular 966 and crossbones emblem layout against a white block

Macro view of the clean black typography and bold Japanese Kanji characters printed on the White Skull art sheet

A402

Year: 2023
Format: Print
Collection: G66: GFX