Check Out This Awesome Kilkenny Street Art
Created by the talented Mick Minogue.
Created by the talented Mick Minogue.
“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” ― Pablo Picasso
Pacman was spotted gobbling up Manhattan stops on the 6 train this morning.
The internet’s favourite anthropomorphic gag has been given Winnie The Pooh-inspired make over. Well done that artist.
Bravo.
From the polite to the profane, the UK’s “finest” street art.
Plus the writers of Full House, six very dedicated prank artists, and a koala in a Hawaiian shirt.
Key facts to bear in mind when planning a trip to our fine capital. Photos via the mighty Shit London.
They’re called the “Tutor Crowd.” And they’re on a mission to correct all of the city’s street grammar mistakes…yo.
Thank you, graffiti artists, for making our streets a little bit smarter. How many of these literary references do you recognize?
Graffiti that moves like an animated gif? Street artist INSA takes his graffiti to the next level.
The angst! The changing social patterns! The internetz!
This is the coziest graffiti imaginable.
After protesters destroyed railroad tracks, Kenyan graffiti artists painted a train with messages promoting peace.
Get ready to have your mind blown by this honesty.
Once upon a time, a tagger trolled the hell out of a city’s municipal workers.
Centralia’s underground coal veins have smoldered since 1962. The ghost town’s highways have since become a strange graffiti message board.
Vandalizing vandalism for the sake of the children. Sometimes, a little holiday cheer takes a vaguely illegal act. (via blameitonthevoices.com)
And adding “ing” to speed hump is not an improvement.
Some New York Metro area people got creative before closing up. (via nyctaco.com)
If graffiti changed anything, it would be illegal.
The more you know.
The world’s most famous graffiti artist is back with some gallery works. Thoughts?
UK artist INSA creates these gifs by painting a wall several times and photographing each stage. You can see more of their work here. (via mymodernmet.com).
Keep on with the force, don’t stop!
NYC based graffiti crew 4Burners worked on a massive Avengers-inspired mural this weekend to coincide with the record shattering Movie Premiere.
Au Vieux Panier a French hotel that annually sets aside five rooms to be redone by artists. Artist Tilt created the “Panic Room”: half the hotel room is clean, white, and spotless while the other half is crammed full of layers of loud graffiti.
Or this one? A one-sided conversation via clever stencils.
This important question was posted at 5th Ave. and 17th St. in Brooklyn. Then passersby helpfully added their commentary.
Sometimes aerosol cans are not the way. (via)