Lady Bear Cub

Found doodles at the Ratward.

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dark cloud by shock value

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dd3953

this is beyond 'simple' compared to the rest, but it always makes me smile, so i thought i'd share - this is in p-town somewhere, can't remember exactly where i took it

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thanks to livejamie

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JamesB

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-- apt-get install spare_time --

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Wooster Collective


Manhattan

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plug it in

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Lady Bear Cub

Took these the other day. A passing train.

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CTRL+ALT+DELETE by filippo minelli



The New York Times published a “CTRL+ALT+DELETE“ photo related to an article
on the Israel/palestine situation. Photo taken by Rina Castelnuovo on May 29, 2008.

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Nerf - Buenos Aires - Argentina.

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raging moderate

This one was in Barcelona - apparently they didn't like new mexico

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These are the good old days...



formerly Murp0434

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I like the first one featured, and even better that I got to finish the grafitttic poem in the second photo.
(though, the above took me about a minute to read what amounts to two real sentences, so my Spanish is really rusty.)

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Rene Gagnon culture jams Planet Aid donation boxes.

“These days it seems shoes and clothes just aren’t enough anymore,” says Rene.

[more.]

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Pick'a'Part by Askew One

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image credit to Banksy

Asked about his technique, Banksy said:“I use whatever it takes. Sometimes that just means drawing a moustache on a girl’s face on some billboard, sometimes that means sweating for days over an intricate drawing. Efficiency is the key.”

Oh, wait! Maybe we should start by explaining who the heck is Banksy first of all?

thanks very much to boredpanda

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ngdawg

cool stuff!
I'm still at it:






and:

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Heya, ngdawg. Welcome back.

in response to the above contribution (does the video tell me where these 'tags' are eventually...nvrmnd, it says 'New Brunswick') here is another piece of poetry in motion:

EDIT: embedded video

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Manic_Skafe

Wow, that was incredible.

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Sleep is commercial

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more of work tagged by Banksy

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Seams of sunshine

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As human beings, our greatness lies not so much in being able to remake the world (that is the myth of the Atomic Age) as in being able to remake ourselves.

—Mohandas K. Gandhi

Radio Monk33

Love the street art...wold be great to have some high res ones for desktop wallpapers!

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Exclusive Jon Naar Print and Signed Faith of Graffiti Book


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another graffiti tag attributed to Banksy

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I know that I have now garnered multiple sources and cornucopias for new, relevant and interesting pieces marked as 'graffitic', but I don't know why whenever I see something, and right under it, it states 'Banksy', I just feel compelled to share. Must be the recency effect.

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Darth_Kettch

I don't have much love for the shouts/namecalls/whatever they're called, but I love the (in my eyes) more artistic stuff. This one was a prime example:



Most of the street art I like in my city is of the stenciled type - I enjoy the simplistic/stylistic choices that arise from it (Banksy is a prime example). Will post if I take any pictures of them

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I was almost remiss when I sa the above that I hadn't shared it earlier, because I did happen to feature it in my illustrative blog some months ago, but then I just took a step backwards, and found that I did, indeed, feature the above here.

For those that had missed it before:

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a tagged and colourful array seen on the side of a house in the Philippines

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Darth_Kettch

Great stuff! It really lightens my day when creativity is loosed in the concrete jungle like that

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the thoughts, creations and workspace of a Bostonian graffiti artist (tagger):

Julian Guzman (Skript) was one of the first people I met when I moved to Boston two years ago. I knew he had an interest in art, because we always talked about it, but I didn’t know at first that he was an artist himself. I was surprised when I first saw his work. For someone so easy-going and humble, his work is strong, sometimes serious, and always expresses his point of view. Julian has been very busy in the last year, with a solo show at Chorus Gallery, group shows at The Savant Project, The Good Life, Technical Skate Shop, Lab Boston, and live painting at Proletariat.

When I asked him what he’s planning next, he told me he has been using more light hearted subject matter to have fun with his pieces. These are some pictures from a recent visit I made to Julian’s studio to check out some of his new work.










Detail of piece "Colorful Past".


"Colorful Past" Laser etched into Museum Board. 12" x 24".


"The Hopeful Optimist" Laser etched Museum Board. 12" x 24"


"Futures" Krink and Montana on 18" x 18" canvas.


"Futures" Krink and Montana on 18" x 18" canvas (coloured)


"Robot Love" - submission for the I... You...We... Robot show at Space242 in Boston.


[myloveforyou.]

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must: click to view large

Ambiance by Thias (°-°)

more of the location found here, provided by PhotoGraff Collectif

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Newcastle-based graffiti artist mobstr has a brief tête-à-tête
with the Newcastle City Council via public wall space.


[woostercollective.]

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Rosson Crow, "Bowery Boys" by LoisInWonderland

--3.27 @ 18 Wooster St. (NYC Subway)

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Pacifier

One of my favorites, found here in Germany, Rhein Ruhr Area

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The "Infinity Triangle", by Alexis Facca and Justine Ricaud


[ignant.]

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Elena, by david terrazas

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this might actually be more of an example of "street art" in my mind, because I'd think that this could in no way have formed overnight, and might actually have been commissioned, (as opposed to done illegally without permission) or just simply "allowed to be" created as a wall mural. Anyway:


Blue in Belgrade; “Mouth and Broccoli” (circa) 2009

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not as much a 'real graffiti' shot, as it is an image example of 'a girl gracing graffiti' photo, but still thought it nice (maybe because of the combo?).

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Julian Hibbard is a thirty seven year old English photographer.
Julian’s photographic journey began in 1992 at Kingston University in London where he studied Intermedia Fine Art Photography. Upon graduating in 1995, he assisted the German advertising photographer Andreas Heumann.

Hibbard's work revolves mainly around storytelling, memory, movies and what we can tell through the lens of a camera. What one finds in his approach with his photographs rely on parallel and telling various stories. His photography has been exhibited in London, Scotland, Santiago de Chile and Los Angeles. In May 2008, he exhibited at the prestigious Fundación RAC Gallery in Pontevedra, Northern Spain. Most recently, in December 2009, Julian particapted in a charity group show with View Imaging at 401 Projects in NYC.

He has worked for several magazine such as: Fascineshion.com, Surface Magazine, Elle, Label, Dpict, Victor by Hasselblad, Wallpaper, Flavorwire, Spin, etc... And among his notable awards and honorary mentions include the 2008 International Photography Awards, the 2006 Black & White Spider Awards and selection for the 4th Annual Surface Magazine Avant Guarde Competition, to name just a few.






[behance.]

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(click the image itself to enlarge the portrayal)

Welcome to the Working Week

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a small sampling of Grafittic stencils and murals found and based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.


'Gato' - Mitre y Uruguay - Buenos Aires - RUNDONTWALK


"I’m not a Tourist, I live Here" - Palermo - Buenos Aires - Argentina



Translated: "Don’t think, Repeat what I say."


-- courtesy of mixed-life

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—Mohandas K. Gandhi