Art
Sickboy - Temple Shrines
Infamous graffiti artist, Sickboy is back with more subversive street art, this time leaving memorial shrines at sites where his graffiti has been whitewashed or torn down. The artist ―who has spent most of his career painting his iconic temple logo onto walls and wheelie bins ― has revisited his old graffiti spots in London and placed ‘temple wreaths’, mourning ribbon and Sickboy shrine paraphernalia where his works once appeared.
Art
Os Gêmos
A mate of mine sent me a link to this work he found today and by jove it is good. Os Gêmos are twin brothers from São Paulo who are pretty damn fine grafitti artists, and use the medium to satirise their environment.
Multimedia
Jean Eric
Make sure you don’t visit Jean Eric’s site after a few sherbets as it’ll mess with your eyes and your mind. Great work though.
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Photoshop Adbusting In Berlin
Here’s a nice bit of Adbusting pictured in Berlin by Just Taking Pictures.
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