Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label graffiti. Show all posts
Monday, April 13, 2015
Friday, December 12, 2014
Street Art: Minesweeper
Minesweeper Street Art by Oakoak
Oakoak is a very popular French street artist. His blog contains a great deal of very creative street art, most of which very playfully interact with the urban environments in which they're found. This piece is part of a series that OaKoAk calls "Life is a game."
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Quick Pic: NES Controller Train Car
![Redditor Kgriffin88 shared this photo of an awesome freight train car painted to look like a classic NES controller, but with one important difference. The car was painted by a graffiti writer named Texer and, instead of giving it two round A and B buttons, this colossal controller has three buttons - A, L and B - for Texer’s ALB crew.
Click here for a closer look.
[via Incredible Things]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/a214d6068b3c49a4d609d111b05c6d39/tumblr_n3ab5ewDTU1qzfsnio1_500.jpg)
In case you're counting, yes, there are three buttons, they're labeled ALB for the crew responsible for this magnificent piece of graffiti. Now if only someone would cover the next few cars in Super Mario Bros. levels, this train would be perfect.
Street Art: SHOK-1 Rainbow
Photographed by Ruddy Harootian at Kenmare and Mulberry in New York City
[ Previously: August 2013 ]
Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Illustration: Star Wars Goes Street!
"Star Wars Goes Street!" Series by Ontario-based Phil Postma
Phil Postma imagines packaging for a line of Star Wars-branded spray paint for graffiti artists with fun results. For even more image from this series, follow the link!
"This project started when I came across an image of a carded "R2-D2" figure done up to look like a spray can. The card itself was blank initially, until various street artists put there designs on them. I thought they look pretty cool and gave me an idea on what to do with the various "Star Wars" doodles I have done over the years.
I am NO street artist by any means, but I do admire their work a lot and this is as close as I will get."
Friday, February 28, 2014
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Monday, December 16, 2013
Street Art: Batman Graffiti
Redditor Sneakylawyer and his girlfriend were "urban exploring" an abandoned hospital building somewhere in Belgium when they stumbled upon a few unique Batman murals tagged by the same artist. "Peteone" doesn't seem to have an official internet presence, but there are few more pieces in a gallery at FatCap that seem to have been created by the same guy.
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Street Art: LIMITLESS
What happens when you let graffiti artists loose in an empty warehouse? A whole lot of beautiful chaos. The art in this video was created by Sofles, Fintan Magee, Treas and Quench.
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Street Art: Anamorphic Guy Fawkes
Anamorphic Guy Fawkes Graffitti by ZAG
Located at the Recouvrance Bridge in Pont de Recouvrance
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Friday, October 4, 2013
Street Art: Banksy in New York
Banksy is hosting an entire “show” on the streets of New York for the
whole month of October. The project is called Better Out Than In. The artist's fans are already scrambling to figure out where Banksy will strike next. Check his website everyday for updates and #banksynyc on Twitter and Instagram. The Beast is among the foremost mainstream media outlets tracking his work, if you're interested in following that way.
Banksy is also accompanying each painting with a humorous museum-style audio guide. You can listen to the first recording on his website or by calling 1-800-656-4271 and dialing 1# when prompted.
Banksy is also accompanying each painting with a humorous museum-style audio guide. You can listen to the first recording on his website or by calling 1-800-656-4271 and dialing 1# when prompted.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Monday, September 2, 2013
Street Art: Blouh
[Previously: Star Wars Stencil Work and More Star Wars Stencil Work]
Belgium-based French artist Blouh primarily uses stencils to produce his art which are painted in peaceful and quiet asleep cities or abandoned places. For the most part, his work is of pop-culture icons, like Batman, Iron Man, and Star Wars.
"I'll take what is mine with fire & blood"
Street Art: More Star Wars Stencil Work
[Previously: Star Wars Stencil Work]
Belgium-based street artist Blouh creates humorous stencil pieces that feature
popular cultural icons, such characters from Star Wars and superheroes
like Batman and Iron Man.
Wednesday, August 7, 2013
Street Art: Extreme Snowboarding
Extreme Snowboarding
Photographed by Jussi Grznar in Montreal, Canada
One of the top 250 finalists in Red Bull's illumel 2013 photo competition.
One of the top 250 finalists in Red Bull's illumel 2013 photo competition.
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