Commissions, Skate Art Haylee Fieldes Commissions, Skate Art Haylee Fieldes

Seven Skates - Skateboard Range

Perth Street artist, Fieldey, tasked with designing four unique graphics. Fieldey drew inspiration from diverse music genres, including tie-dye, hip-hop, Rasta, and punk culture, to craft an eye-catching collection aimed at a younger audience. The creative process led to the development of striking skull designs, each serving as a bold emblem for its respective genre. Staying true to her signature style, Fieldey meticulously hand-painted each piece before digitizing them for final production. The completed designs were delivered to the client in EPS format, ensuring high-quality, scalable artwork suitable for various applications. This latest project showcases Fieldey’s ability to merge artistic expression with cultural themes, reinforcing her reputation as a leading force in contemporary skateboard art. With its fusion of music, youth culture, and street-style aesthetics, the collection is set to make waves in the skateboard community.

ID: Four skateboard decks appear in a line against a black background. They each feature a bold, stylised skull - from left to right; a tie dye inspired skull, a rasta inspired skull, a hip hop inspired skull, a punk inspired skull

I was given the unique opportunity to showcase my bold, urban inspired painting style, this time with a vibrant new skateboard range that fuses art and music.

Tasked with designing four unique graphics, I drew inspiration from diverse music genres, including tie-dye, hip-hop, Rasta, and punk culture, to craft an eye-catching collection aimed at a younger audience.

Staying true to my signature style, I meticulously hand-painted each piece with striking skull designs, each serving as a bold emblem for its respective genre, before digitising them for final production.

The completed designs were delivered to the client in EPS format, ensuring high-quality, scalable artwork suitable for various applications. This project showcases my ability to merge artistic expression with cultural themes, as I strive to remain a leading force in contemporary street art.

ID: A banner with three images of the same skateboard deck from different angles; full length, profile (design up) and close up. The deck is painted with a tie dye background and a bold skull with a head of hair wearing a tie dye bandana
ID: A banner with three images of the same skateboard deck from different angles; full length, profile (design up) and close up. The deck is painted with red, yellow and green stripes and features a skull with a Rastafarian hat and dread locks.
ID: A banner with three images of the same skateboard deck from different angles; full length, profile (design up) and close up. The deck features a stylised skull wearing a flat cap, headphones, and upper and lower grills that read 'Seven Skates'
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Custom surfboard project for Anytime fitness

When Anytime Fitness needed five custom surfboards as prizes for their 2013 annual conference in Minnesota, they turned to renowned artist Fieldey to bring the vision to life. Fieldey was excited to take on the project but quickly realised that sourcing surfboards in an inland state would be far more difficult than in Australia.

To keep things cost-effective, Fieldey arranged for the boards to be shaped in the U.S., tracking down the only shaper in a neighbouring landlocked state. With the surfboards in production, Fieldey collaborated with Anytime Fitness’ in-house design team to adapt their graphics onto digital surfboard templates.

To ensure a flawless finish, the artwork was printed onto specialised surfboard mesh inlays by an Australian company before being shipped to the U.S. for application during manufacturing. The final result? Five stunning, high-quality surfboards delivered to Minnesota just in time for the conference.

Through creative problem-solving and international collaboration, Fieldey helped Anytime Fitness make waves—without a coastline in sight.

When Anytime Fitness needed five custom surfboards as prizes for their 2013 annual conference in Minnesota, I was thrilled to bring their vision to life. I was excited to take on the project but quickly realized that sourcing surfboards in an inland state would be far more difficult than in Australia.

To keep things cost-effective, I arranged for the boards to be shaped in the U.S., tracking down the only shaper in a neighboring landlocked state. With the surfboards in production, I collaborated with Anytime Fitness' in-house design team to adapt their graphics onto digital surfboard templates.

To ensure a flawless finish, I had the artwork printed onto specialized surfboard mesh inlays by an Australian company before shipping it to the U.S. for application during manufacturing. The final result? Five stunning, high-quality surfboards delivered to Minnesota just in time for the conference.

Through creative problem-solving and international collaboration, I helped Anytime Fitness make waves—without a coastline in sight.

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