3D Street Art by Marc Urtasun
The Art of Sign Painting with Steve Powers
“Known in his early days as graffiti icon ESPO, Steve Powers has been a charismatic figure in both New York’s art and graffiti world throughout the past 20 years. Seen all over the streets of Philadelphia, New York, and Brooklyn, his flat top and name have been synonymous throughout these street scenes since the mid-90s. However, after ESPO’s success for several years, Steve decided to step away from the shadow lands of graffiti and establish himself as a sign painter. In this episode of Art Talk we accompany Steve to explore his new project “Love Letter to Brooklyn” in the heart of downtown at the old Macy’s parking garage. We get a behind the scenes look into his life as ESPO, how his work has developed over the years, and his life as a dad.”
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A great new street artist is making a splash in Malaysia this month. Painter Ernest Zacharevic created four new works where his painted figures of mischievous children are seen interacting with their physical surroundings: an old bicycle, a motorcycle, or even windows on the side of a building. His most popular piece of two small children on a large bicycle has become a major destination in the city with dozens of people stopping to take creative photos. (via thisiscolossal)
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STREET ART CRITICISM
Barcelona based Street Artist, Faif has a bone to pick with the art world - and you don’t have to be a part of the ‘club’ to see it. Moreless, to understand it.
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Late post! I did this last year. Gonna make a new piece soon. :)
Work-in-progress
Apologies for some failed parts. I have to draw quickly…
I hope people would be inspired after seeing this work…
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