Steve Wilson (Graffiti Art Programming): "We were having such a difficult time coming up with a concept for the client. We went through a number of sketches, and poor Pat was being run ragged. There were a number of different clients involved for both of these walls. We ended up having a meeting of all the people in the same room; and we ended up going with and getting approval for Pat's very first initial designs for both these walls: the turntable for the north wall and the abstract face for the south wall (see 109 Osborne)."
"You can probably tell that the access to this north wall was rather difficult. We had all kinds of different scaffolding apparatus to put together so Pat could do it. He also wore a safety line and dangled from the roof a little bit. It was exciting that they picked an image like this for Osborne Village. It is a very contemporary area of the city. The fact that they chose to turntables and a cropped image of a DJ with a little bit of thumb was really progressive."
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