Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label street art. Show all posts

Wednesday, 30 May 2012

Sever: ‘Death of Street Wear’ mural


After recently posting this post on the ‘Death of Street Art’ mural, featuring street art giants such as Kaws, Futura, Banksy and others, artist Sever presents the ‘Death of Streetwear’ mural, taking a shot at some of the biggest names in the streetwear market. Featured in the mural are logos by The Hundreds, Mishka, Stussy, XLarge and Bape.


‘Death of Streetwear’ Mural by Sever
‘Death of Streetwear’ Mural by Sever
Via Complex

Free Banksy ‘Er..’ print

Banksy Er Print Banksy Er...   Free Diamond Jubilee Print
To celebrate the Diamond Jubilee, Pictures on Walls is offering an exclusive Banksy ‘print’ absolutely free!

"An exclusive download for the more ambivalent patriot. Simply save off teh file and take to your nearest branch of prestoprint where it can be transferred onto a mug, tea towel or other quality item. Alternatively print onto a piece of paper, sellotape to a barbecue skewer and wave in an ‘ironic’ way as the Queen drives past". -Pictures on Walls

Download your free Banksy ‘Er..’ print here .

Monday, 14 May 2012

New Banksy Work in London: Child Labour in the UK

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A new Banksy piece that depicts a statement on child labour has appeared on the side of Poundland, Whymark Avenue, in London. The stencil shows an under aged worker, working hard sewing some Union Jack bunting. Although it hasn't been confirmed by Banksy, the stencil strongly resembles Banksy's famous handy work.
Another great piece from the artist, that ties in nicely with the upcoming Queen's Jubilee.


Photography: the lonely villein

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Sunday, 6 May 2012

Sever’s 'Death of Street Art' Mural



In this very bold and creative piece from artist Server, we see Shepard Fairey, Barry Mcgee(Twist) and O's Gemeos on the left hand side with Banksy, Kaws and Futura on the right, all carrying a casket branded 'STREET ART'. I think it's pretty obvious what the message being displayed here is, and it pays a great deal of respect to the street art giants.
It's a very comedic piece with a strong message.


Thursday, 26 April 2012

Street Art 'For The Kids'



This an excellent piece of street art created for us by Matty Cole. Featuring The Youth Life Project's initials TYLP and a slogan that says 'For The Kids'