New Graffiti Works by Street Artist Fintan Magee
One of the things I really enjoy about blogging is that I get to discover and come across some really cool art, made by some of the most talented, upcoming…
One of the things I really enjoy about blogging is that I get to discover and come across some really cool art, made by some of the most talented, upcoming…
Upcoming music artist, Skye Stevens did not want to do something run of the mill for the music video of his “Takes All Night” remix. Instead, the Los Angles-based musician had a graffiti artist paint this huge replica of the single’s cover, somewhere in Melrose, Los Angeles.
You can watch the video after the jump.
A few weeks ago, some of Phnom Penh’s city’s hottest emerging artists (including Em Riem), collaborated with Broken Fingaz, the pioneering Israeli graffiti crew, to create these amazing artworks at…
Brilliant stuff! Artist icy’s expressive graffiti and stencil art on the streets of Tehran, Iran. Visit his photostream on Flickr to see more images.
Two young men take on each other in a cartoonish fight, which gets more hilariously fantastic with each passing second.
Watch a short video of artists Stella, Rex and Jurij Lozic, showing off their fabulous ‘tape art’ skills on the streets of Izola, Slovenia. The video was shot for a…
“Muto” is an unique stop-motion film shot in Buenos Aires, Argentina, by Italian graffiti artist BLU. Best described as graffiti-in-motion, the entire animating process must have taken weeks, if not…
Image Credit: Endoftheline
Paramount Pictures commissioned this time lapse video to promote the West End movie premiere of the ‘Watchmen’ movie in the UK .
‘End of the Line’, the graffiti artists collective seen in the video, painted for over an hour in front of a live audience before the screening of the film.
Though it may be sad to see the artists repeatedly paint over their previous works in the video, the true nature of the graffiti art form is one of impermanence.
Watch the video after the jump.
Found this on Flickr. It’s probably the work of Banksy. Via Spanaut’s photo stream on Flickr.