About Spaghetti Head

Welcome to SpaghettiHead.com!

I'm Steve Spaghetti Head, and I'm having fun through my art.

My passion for art and design has been a lifelong journey. It all started with childhood doodles and evolved into a diverse creative adventure. In my young teenage years of the 1980s punk music scene, we painted and customised our own clothes. In the early 1990s this evolved into my Spaghetti Head art on t-shirts that I sold throughout New Zealand, Australia, and the UK. Through UK trips at festivals and trade fairs, I picked up on the house music scene that became big in the mid 1990s. I launched my club and streetwear label, Doosh Clothing, from 1995 to 2007. These experiences have all contributed to my artistic evolution and helped me find my unique expression in the world of art and design and I continue to design and write today.

The name "SpaghettiHead" emerged in the 1990s from my non-linear creative thoughts, like they came from a head full of spaghetti - hey, I was 19. My art and writing offers a playful holiday from the logical world and serious everyday obedience. This can be both liberating and refreshing. I still love doodling, sketching haphazardly and sometimes as badly as possible, letting my ideas flow freely onto paper, which often ends in something funny - then I have to show a friend :) ...and usually get a laugh. 

The first I found others liked my art was after I drew "Benjamin taking his table for a walk". I was having fun, drawing as badly as possible, liked it and I decided to paint it on a t-shirt. I gave it to a Pop Culture store to sell in downtown Auckland. To my excitement, it was snapped up within two hours of delivery. It was at that moment, I realised that others enjoyed my odd and fun artwork as much as I did, and in art, I could just be me. 

And now, I'm excited to introduce this new website to you. It's a place where I'll be sharing fresh art, animations, stories, and games for everyone. There's plenty more in the works, too.

If you enjoy your visit, subscribe. I'll send you occasional, quirky, and possibly funny designs, aimed as a distraction from logical life and bring a smile to your face.

Wishing you lots of enjoyment,

Spaghetti Head

"If you've ever wanted to draw but something's holding you back;

(Tip 1). Buy an inexpensive drawing book – doodle and see where it goes.

(Tip 2). You don't have to show it to anyone – doodle and see where it goes."