French artist Julien “Seth” Malland is an accomplished street artist who enjoys travelling the world and leaving his fabulous murals in all corners of the globe. Malland often collaborates with local artists and likes to get a feel for the area before creating his masterpieces. He has created colorful, expansive installations in numerous countries and across several continents. He calls himself the Globepainter, for obvious reasons!Continue Reading
April 30, 2013
The Incredible Street Art Of Julien Malland Aka The Globepainter
April 4, 2013
Russian Street Artist Pasha P183 Dubbed “Russian Banksy” Is Dead At 28!
The renowned Russian graffiti artist Pasha P183, who was referred to by many as the Russian Banksy, because he too hid his real identity and created work with social and political messages, has died aged just 29!
The Teatralnoye Delo theatrical production company, who recently commissioned Pasha P183 to design the scenery for their musical production “Todd” said that the controversial street artist had passed away in Moscow on Monday, but wouldn’t give any further details about his death. Continue Reading
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January 31, 2013
Star Wars Street Art Spotted in France
Redditor moonchild_empress spotted this awesome Star Wars street art in Montpellier, France.
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November 5, 2012
In Case Of Fire Call NYC Street Artists Enzo & Nio
New York based street artists Enzo and Nio have been making quite a name for themselves recently, especially with their fake “Pull In Case of Emergency” box variations.
Their infamous red “emergency” boxes can be found all over New York and cater for all sorts of different problems – you’ve got “Pull In Case of Police”, “Shit”, “Facebook” and even one to help save you from “Mayor Bloomberg”, of whom they are clearly not fans!
They also have numerous other masterpieces and recurring themes throughout their works however and the little bomb emblazoned with their initials, features in the majority of their pieces appearing to be a critique on the violence that is prevalent in our society.
Vandalog has put Enzo and Nio in amongst their top 10 street artists to watch out for in 2012 and judging by some of their work, it’s not difficult to see why their installations are getting so much attention.
Iheartcoolstuff writer Saki caught up with Enzo and Nio not too long ago, she went around NYC with them while they put up some of their work. She said, “They don’t like discussing their work as it might lead to them affecting the way I interpret it, therefore; it is never discussed, they prefer it this way.”Continue Reading
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October 20, 2012
The Strangely Alluring RockFace Paintings Of Andre Muniz Gonzaga
Check out these awesome works by Brazilian street artist Andre Muniz Gonzaga, who is well known for creating works of art in the most unusual of places. His rock portraits are amongst his most renowned collections and it is easy to see why. Gonzaga chooses his locations well, often picking urban areas that are poverty stricken or run down. They are the kind of places where you wouldn’t expect to see flamboyant art installations and Gonzaga’s anthropomorphic rockfaces clearly brighten up the area and bring with them a bit of magic and creativity.
Gonzaga cleverly uses the existing contours and structure of his real-life canvases to become the facial structures of his work; jutting edges become lips, a central ridge becomes a nose, slight indents become eyes.
It is really easy to see why Gonzaga’s rock portraits stand out and draw attention, they are fantastic examples of awesome street art. Continue Reading
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October 16, 2012
Street Photographer Leaves Pictures Dotted Round City For Passersby To Take
Auckland, New Zealand-based street photographer Sim Ahmed has recently been involved in a fascinating project which has seen him turn his surroundings in a free art gallery of sorts. As part of the project intended to spread his love for the art of photography, Ahmed took photographs of various locations in his city and then printed out about 500 of them.
He put these prints – which cost him 9 cents each into small frames that he acquired cheaply from The Warehouse (like NZ’s version of Wal-Mart). Ahmed then puts the framed pictures up on buildings in the location where the photographers were shot with a short message encouraging passersby to pick them up and take them home. Each frame is signed and numbered. Continue Reading
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October 1, 2012
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle 3D Street Art
Photo by: Ray Tang / Rex Features
This is a 3D Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle artwork painted on the South Bank in London. Apparently, the 3D street art was created to promote the new CG-animated Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series debuting on Nickelodeon this weekend.
Below is the trailer for the show.Continue Reading
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September 26, 2012
The Amazing 3D Pavement Art Of Nikolaj Arndt
Russian-born artist Nikolaj Arndt uses his artist skills to create some street art masterpieces which open up our traditional boring pavements and let us experience the mystical world’s that could lie beneath those cold hard concrete slabs.
Walk along a rickety rope bridge, but be careful not to fall down. Or pet a wolf, deer, dolphin or killer whale…we don’t however suggest that you put your hands too close to the gaping mouth and gnashing teeth of the great white shark unless you fancy losing a digit!
Arndt’s chalk creations are fantastically detailed and really do jump to life in true 3D fashion. Continue Reading
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August 13, 2012
Water Light Graffiti: Street Art In The Digital Age
Check out this awesome video of artist Antonin Fourneau’s amazing Water Light Graffiti system. Designed in the Digitalarti Artlab in Paris, Fourneau has recently put his spectacular creation on display for all to see in Poitiers, France.
The device uses a giant matrix of LEDs that are buried within a moisture-sensitive panel. When this panel is splashed with water, the lights inside light up to provide eye-catching displays like those seen in the clip. Continue Reading
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July 28, 2012
Mau Mau’s ‘Clown Town’ Taken Down in 6 Days
Deemed as ‘offensive’ by Ealing Council, this Mau Mau’s ‘Clown Town’ graffiti was whitewashed over within 6 days. London 2012: The Graffiti Clampdown is Like Versailles Versus the Sans-culottes (Via Guardian)
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