Doesn’t Banksy’s latest NYC piece remind you of the YouTube darling, Charlie Bit My Finger?
Doesn’t Banksy’s latest NYC piece remind you of the YouTube darling, Charlie Bit My Finger?
I’m really digging this deviant art trend – urban landscape as inspiration and canvas.
Street artist, Morfai, is responsible for bad-assifying transforming this statue called Seeder in Kaunas, Lithuania.
In addition to the actual piece there is an interesting short video brainstorm of the ideas that Morfai threw around before deciding on the handful of star dust.
A perfect Batman drawn over the shadow of a crosswalk box on the sidewalk near the corner of Iroquois Shore on Trafalgar Road in Oakville Ontario.
Krink. Basically the gold standard in marking products for both street and studio environments developed by graffiti writer/artist, Craig “KR” Costello. The most notorious and recognizable (to my the untrained eye) effect is the dripping ink aesthetic that has graced many phone booths, mailboxes and subway windows. This is the stuff I am talking about…
This stuff reminds me of late night [...]
I do not condone defacing property… in fact, seeing it done brings the crazy, right-winged, (redundant, I know) personality-I-prefer-to-pretend-doesn’t-exist out of me. However, when I find street art done WELL in an appropriate spot, I am not only impressed but I egg it on.
Case in point:
And this wonky-eyed view is actually painted on a construction barricade in Paris.
A while ago, I mentioned an awesome graffiti artist called Ellis G. Well, he is showcased in a new ad campaign, The Sound of Color, for the GAP. The campaign, which is quite cool actually, includes up-and-coming musicians who have each created a song that reflects a particular color. Those songs have been turned into videos by kick-ass directors… well, at [...]
Don’t even get me started on the Natalie Shea graffiti case… but it did get me thinking.
Defacing property is not cool… even if the person deserves it. However, that doesn’t mean that all graffiti is bad.
Case and point… Ellis G. His work has a cult following (as it should in my opinion) for his chalk outlines throughout NYC. I [...]