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Ricky Watts is asking for help in the creation of his biggest project to date. Watts has done many murals, but this one is special. Firstly, at five stories, if completed, it will be his biggest. Coincidentally, it will also be the largest mural of any kind in Petaluma. But the biggest factor is that [...]
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You shouldn’t draw conclusions because of his name: SiMPLE’s work is anything but simple. With his background and inspiration coming from graffiti, he developed his own style over the past years combining very aesthetic colours, geometric shapes and different materials. Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, he not only paints and illustrates but beautifies the city with [...]
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Imagine creating a photo of Macau, China’s skyline one pixel at a time. Sounds tedious, right? But that’s exactly what Toronto-based Cube Works Studio did when they created these murals. 85,794 rubik’s cubes were arranged as if they were pixels to create these mind blowing designs. It only took a few months to construct this [...]
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These multi-disciplinary treasures were created by the Tasmania-born artist, Ghostpatrol, who devoted himself to ‘create worlds across mediums exploring ideas of space exploration’. His fairy-tale like drawings and murals are bewitching and inspiring at the same time. Full of creativity and profound ideas, he creates cute characters that tell tales for grown-ups.
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I was recently asked to do an outdoor Ink Off with another illustrator for the AIGA in downtown Denver. They set up a huge wall covered in brown craft paper and we had one hour to create a mural using a bucket of ink and some big brushes. It was interesting to work in front [...]
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Being a street artist himself in Chicago, Chris Silva loves to collaborate with people using found objects and colorful murals to create amazing art that reflects its urban setting. Of his work, he says: ‘I am interested in the visually poetic, employ ambiguity in my work and strive to express the essence rather than the details. I see opportunities in accidents, enjoy unusual combinations of materials, the unpredictable outcomes of collaboration and the general adventure of the creative process’.
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ARYZ is a Spanish street artist who creates amazing vibrantly-colored murals. He works on indoor and outdoor spaces, and he has a style all his own. His unique work is clever and eye-catching, and he definitely has a distinct point of view.
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Hiroyasu Tsuri is a Japanese artist who goes by his former ‘street’ name of Twoone. His work explodes with raw, provocative and instant movement, something fine art collectors haven’t seen for some time.
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Visual Funk Art Destroyer. I do freelance illustration, advertising, animation, murals, live art in night clubs, all that. The two biggest books of my career came out this year – Los Angeles Ink Stains and Everybody Loves TANK GIRL. My new animated show, Disco Destroyer, debuts on the relaunch of Liquid Television on MTV in 2013.
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Jeff Soto is a Southern California-based artist who specializes in illustrations and murals. His work is a vivid and bold hybrid of Pop Surrealism and graffiti. Soto draws inspiration from urban and pop culture, and his represented by the Jonathan Levin Gallery in NYC.
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This new mural collaboration by Pale Horse and Tes One is on the legendary State Theatre in St. Petersburg, Florida. The artists will be hosting a block party on-site on September 2 (Labor Day weekend) featuring food trucks, live music and art.
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Os Gemeos have generously created another stunning North American exhibition at The Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston. Seemingly serving as a coincidental retrospective, the exhibition showcases the range of Os Gemeos’ style, from tagging to muralling. Overwhelming, interactive and larger than life, the twins extract images from their canvases and turn them back into tactile reality, continuously causing every Os Gemeos show to become the best kind of circus.
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If you’re going to have a giant gas tank sitting around, why not decorate it? These Japanese gas companies have the right idea. They turned their otherwise drab gas tanks into fun and colorful murals. I think the Kirby ones are pretty darn clever.
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I’d like to think that I’ve grown out of wetting myself in excitement, but Lewis Campbell’s beautiful and nihilistic Lost Monkey artwork caught me by surprise. Campbell’s ravens (cool, not scary), small little dead beings, whimsical girls, and fantastical creatures remind you of the worlds you dreamt about as a child.
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Street artists NF and Lover have been getting up quite a bit lately. Here’s a recent collaboration that was spotted in the Bronx illustrating the dangers of cell phone use.
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