Street Art
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This is a fun one. A little girl on Easter looking for Easter eggs. Not sure who the kid is or who the artist is but it is a simple one I like. The great thing about street art is it doesn’t have to be a sea captain painted onto […]
From Zabou’s web site: Zabou is a French street artist based in London. She creates large-scale murals mainly focusing on realistic portraits. She travels and paints to make the world a more colourful place, one wall at a time. You can see more of Zabou’s pieces at ZABOU || STREET […]
by stephanie-walter in 2013. This simple monkey stencil has always been one of my favorites. He looks so suave and hip and…… human.
From artsper.com: Mosko was born from the alliance of two artists, who were childhood friends and have used their stencils to put the animals of the Savanna on the walls of Paris for more than twenty years. Michel Allemand and Gérard Laux are originally from the “eighteenth district” (18 arrondissements, […]
The piece is by the artist Monzernater. The mouse is chomping on a Montana Colors MTN limited edition spray can (https://www.montanacolors.com/en/spray/limited-editions/). This was created in Miami Monzernater is a street artist based in Brooklyn, NY. His work is inspired by his experiences of growing up in a Jewish community in […]
Black and white photo of Banky's baby carriage piece in Chicago. It features an old baby carriage bumping down the ghostly outline of an old stairway.
A simple Banksy piece with a kid and a sledgehammer most likely represents the test your strength game at a carnival. Originally made in October of 2013.
As far as I can tell this is a piece from London. It appears that it is by Buenocados, but I haven't found anything else that backs that up. Cool piece with great use of black and white on a black wall.
Be Free is an artist from Melbourne Australia. Most of their work features the little girl and uses more that just paint and stencils.
Originally thought to be the work of Banksy, it was revealed instead to be by a local brasserie owner. Vincent Brillant and Hum Bub Hub made the piece that shows two young girls spreading the message of peace. You can read more in the article from 2019 ‘Banksy’ war art […]
Of all of the hundreds of street art photos that I have, it’s this one that for some reason is a favorite. It’s not edgy and I have no idea who made it. I just like it. I believe it was in Bushwick Brooklyn.
