London night street "crypto battle" artwork

submitted by /u/1K2A [link] [comments]

by /u/1K2A via Graffiti

THINK - Corvallis, OR

submitted by /u/richthepooreatthearm [link] [comments]

by /u/richthepooreatthearm via Graffiti

Can anyone tell me what this says?

​ https://preview.redd.it/igbka5fwrtk71.jpg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5a6c84c53d2fac30b2f5c37e2f3ad942013b24dd submitted by /u/Ya-Dikobraz [link] [comments]

by /u/Ya-Dikobraz via Graffiti

AREK - Baltimore, MD | 2021

submitted by /u/CheerUpOfficial [link] [comments]

by /u/CheerUpOfficial via Graffiti

Baltimore, MD - 2021

submitted by /u/CheerUpOfficial [link] [comments]

by /u/CheerUpOfficial via Graffiti

SVEV? Albuquerque, NM Construction Site

submitted by /u/Raidicus [link] [comments]

by /u/Raidicus via Graffiti

DIRK? DORQ? Albuquerque, NM Construction Site

submitted by /u/Raidicus [link] [comments]

by /u/Raidicus via Graffiti

What does this tag say?

​ https://preview.redd.it/bejslfokwsk71.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1e40385df53479822900d39265549e24d5850a86 submitted by /u/Ya-Dikobraz [link] [comments]

by /u/Ya-Dikobraz via Graffiti

Piece I did on a whiteboard during and especially boring math class (name credit- the sparkling water I was drinking at the time)

submitted by /u/5under4 [link] [comments]

by /u/5under4 via Graffiti

A vibrant pair that caught my eye today while flying.

submitted by /u/dangermouse-z164 [link] [comments]

by /u/dangermouse-z164 via Graffiti

Graffitis in my City (Germany)

submitted by /u/Alternative_Mix_7235
[link] [comments]
by /u/Alternative_Mix_7235 via Graffiti

My favourite piece in my local city (admittedly not much choice)

submitted by /u/farglegarble [link] [comments]

by /u/farglegarble via Graffiti

Boogie Man (not mine)

submitted by /u/mpmmcc [link] [comments]

by /u/mpmmcc via Graffiti

Found in bushwick!

submitted by /u/justdic [link] [comments]

by /u/justdic via Graffiti

Fun peice to paint

submitted by /u/elliot_003283
[link] [comments]
by /u/elliot_003283 via Graffiti

You will die, the rich will feast, BITE FIRST

by via Pgh Graffiti

Kaunas, Lithuania. August 2021, changes

submitted by /u/Me-Sveta- [link] [comments]

by /u/Me-Sveta- via Graffiti

Long time lurk, first post. Recovering from a knee injury and haven’t gone benching in a minute!

submitted by /u/getbentizm [link] [comments]

by /u/getbentizm via Graffiti

Free Wall number 13! Repainted again

submitted by /u/Landofprojects [link] [comments]

by /u/Landofprojects via Graffiti

Painting with GLITTER Effect Spray (it is not what You expect)

by DokeTV via DokeTV

Pulled up to work..

submitted by /u/SkillHot [link] [comments]

by /u/SkillHot via Graffiti

just moved from paper to pens to cans and starting to get it a little bit i think any tips?

submitted by /u/Creamdispenser [link] [comments]

by /u/Creamdispenser via Graffiti

any of these tags alright? i been working on my handwriting give me advice if u got any

submitted by /u/snoopdoggfanaccount [link] [comments]

by /u/snoopdoggfanaccount via Graffiti

Abandoned sports centre

submitted by /u/eliyeet [link] [comments]

by /u/eliyeet via Graffiti

shiny

submitted by /u/edytz4 [link] [comments]

by /u/edytz4 via Graffiti

Meet new friends from @aashmanfoundation #nishulakpathshala #shareyourhappiness #teamaashmanfoundation #aashmanfoundation

submitted by /u/Fearless_Morning_191 [link] [comments]

by /u/Fearless_Morning_191 via Graffiti

The Chewing Gum Man and his latest Minature Gallery Trail, London 2021

Ben Wilson, also known as The Chewing Gum Man, has collaborated with The BUILDHOLLYWOOD family of JACK, JACK ARTS and DIABOLICAL  for their latest Your Space Or Mine art project.

For the collaboration,

The Chewing Gum Man went on a four-day tour across London, in areas including East Barnett, Hackney, Muswell Hill and the Millennium Bridge, to create a mini gallery, making works that referenced his own past as well as the life experiences and concerns of those close to him. The Chewing Gum Man works in a consciously spontaneous way, allowing each artwork to evolve from its place and its time. In a visual world dominated by the mercenary imagery of advertising, Ben’s generous jewel-like chewing gum pictures are easily overlooked. They’re there to be discovered by those who are aware of their surroundings, or who just notice them by chance. They have amazed and delighted pedestrians since he began creating them in 2004.

Day one saw

The Chewing Gum Man return to his childhood stomping ground in East Barnet. He set up shop next to the local war memorial which stands amidst a splendid crescent of African marigolds. Wilson painted a lush little homage to these plants.

• 

The second painting

The Chewing Gum Man made on this site was a more personal homage to his great uncle Frank who died in the Battle of the Somme. With a glowing border of sky blue, red, green and gold, it’s an exquisite and moving sepia portrait of a young man whose life was tragically cut short by war. The painting conjures another era and reminds us that, in William Faulkner’s words, the past is never dead it’s not even past. 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Day two involved a visit to the Kingsmead Estate in Hackney. This is where

The Chewing Gum Man’s friend Charmaine grew up in the 1970s and 80s. His tiny circular tribute to her and the area is a captivating rendition of the actual flat Charmaine grew up in. The Kingsmead painting celebrates a childhood spent playing outdoors and a time of simple joys and pleasures. 

• 

• 

• 

Day three saw

The Chewing Gum Man at Muswell Hill Broadway where he met Liran, Kosta and her newborn child at the bus stop. They asked the artist to make a painting for them along the old railway line. and to possibly feature rainbow colours, the baby, a train (Larin has a train tattooed on her upper arm) and their dog Bublik.

• 

• 

• 

Day Four saw

The Chewing Gum Man pay a visit to his popular spot, the Millennium Bridge. For the collaboration he took spontaneous passersby requests from children to couples getting married, adding to his ever-growing miniature gallery on the bridge. 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

• 

Photo credit

The BUILDHOLLYWOOD family 

The post The Chewing Gum Man and his latest Minature Gallery Trail, London 2021 appeared first on GraffitiStreet.

by Donna via GraffitiStreet

Amazing mural in Trindade (Brazil)

Such an inspirational artwork that mixes nature and art. The result? Simply amazing. Artwork by @fabiogomestrindade You can find it in Trindade Goiás conjunto arco íris rua 6. Mural in Trindade (Brazil) submitted by /u/in2-art [link] [comments]

by /u/in2-art via Graffiti

Would anyone be down to do me a zade or josh throw up sketch

submitted by /u/zade94 [link] [comments]

by /u/zade94 via Graffiti

RAW Graffiti Video (Custom Wine Shop) Full video on YouTube: EMR Graffiti

submitted by /u/EMR-Graffiti-Crew [link] [comments]

by /u/EMR-Graffiti-Crew via Graffiti

Corvallis, OR

submitted by /u/richthepooreatthearm [link] [comments]

by /u/richthepooreatthearm via Graffiti

RIP Mac

by via Pgh Graffiti

First Tag

submitted by /u/One-Coffee-3363 [link] [comments]

by /u/One-Coffee-3363 via Graffiti

Rate my work ?

submitted by /u/Beneficial-Pension-9
[link] [comments]
by /u/Beneficial-Pension-9 via Graffiti

Havin a good graffiti time with my mate Pako oner and great company from Germany🤙🤙🤙

submitted by /u/Seibyone [link] [comments]

by /u/Seibyone via Graffiti

New markers and some shitty tags-raze

submitted by /u/Bearsnuggles1846
[link] [comments]
by /u/Bearsnuggles1846 via Graffiti

JSON Jacksonville, FL

submitted by /u/lilmama1198 [link] [comments]

by /u/lilmama1198 via Graffiti

First time hitting streets with this new style I’ve been working on (gasp)

submitted by /u/Beneficial-Pension-9 [link] [comments]

by /u/Beneficial-Pension-9 via Graffiti

My first graffiti piece ✏️🎉

submitted by /u/Technical-Tax-2510 [link] [comments]

by /u/Technical-Tax-2510 via Graffiti

My friend made this on an old truck

submitted by /u/ninotheplot [link] [comments]

by /u/ninotheplot via Graffiti

Back 2 School Graff

by via Pgh Graffiti

Arp

3 new skeletons from Arp in Italy.

by via Graffiti, Street-art & Atheism

Reptoconcepts x ShineRoyal - Milano (IT)

submitted by /u/Reptoconcepts [link] [comments]

by /u/Reptoconcepts via Graffiti

GULD VITTRING: GRAFFITI & NATURE, THE BEAUTY THAT BRINGS THEM TOGETHER

Guld Vittring talks to Montana World about documenting graffiti, respecting nature and showing respect for culture produced miles from urban centers. He calls himself “The Luckiest Man Alive,” and if we’re to judge his life from the images and video he posts, we might be inclined to agree. The spectacular settings that Guld Vittring finds himself in appear genuinely inspirational, and through his lens we can appreciate the work of writers in the Scandinavian wilderness. We caught up with him after the recent publication of the trailer for his new film, “Kapitel 4.”

---

Guld Vittring is an Instagram account but you also publish on YouTube. How do you define your project? What’s the meaning of its name? Less attitude and more positivity and jocularity in graffiti. I want to show a more creative and not so destructive side of graffiti.
Guld/gold is all the good things in life. Travels, friends, paintings, nature and partys. The word ʼguldvittringʼ also refers to sports. tʼs when youʼre close to the gold medal. You can smell the gold. Your work is made up of photography stills and video footage. What are you trying to capture or convey with the image? I try to always think different and strive for perfection. I want to take you there, to feel what we feel being there.
Also capture the surroundings, to me thats whatʼs important. The people and the place. Not the paintings.

'Graffiti is egoistic, no doubt. I put my pieces in places were i think it fits in. Someone else will for sure think it doesn’t. But you take care of what you love right? So always be kind to nature.'

In Guld Vittring we see a vision of graffiti that in most cases is moved far away from the urban context. What is the meaning of graffiti outside the city? I always been a fan of the small-town life. Sweden is a big country with few people. Itʼs a problem here that all the activity and political investments are so focused on the big cities. If youʼre not from a large town youʼre considered a nobody. But I like the people and the environments for example up north. Itʼs like the forgotten land, a land of the free. And I like to tell their stories. In this type of graffiti, what's more important: the fact that the pieces last much longer or the fact that they remain hidden? The fact that the photo you get is magical, or the search for a mystical experience? I think itʼs a mixture of the search for experience and a magical photo. Im also a restless person and always down for some exploring. Some people could think that graffiti is aesthetically invasive or even anti-ecological in a natural environment. What would you say to them? I agree, to a point. Graffiti is egoistic, no doubt. I put my pieces in places were i think it fits in. Someone else will for sure think it doesn’t. But you take care of what you love right? So always be kind to nature. Freight trains are a frequently portrayed in your images, thanks to the remote places where they can be painted. What’s it like to do graffiti on freights in Sweden? To me, freight trains is a perfect substitute for trains in traffic. There’s times when you can’t risk getting caught and fucking your shit up. With freight trains you get the same tracks, atmosphere, ambience, friendship and format of painting. Sometimes even a little bit of adrenaline.

'I'm a photojournalist and I love to tell stories from all corners about everyday people.'

Do you think that Swedish graffiti has characteristics that make it different from other countries? Which ones? Style-wise, hard to say. As people I think we are very calm and collected. Reindeers, northern lights, fireworks... can you explain more peculiar situations that you have experienced on these excursions? My friend Waffle actually got attacked by a raindeer while painting a train bridge up north. I was painting around the corner and got really scared when I heard the noise, thinking it was a bear. But when i saw the deer and that he got away, I laughed big time. What are the most striking landscapes you have witnessed, and why? Abisko, because of the railroad crossing through the mountains all surrounded by northern lights. But also some wonderful yards in Norway, Austria and Slovenia. There are some mind-blowing landscapes over there. Does your photographic work cover other subjects apart from Guld Vittring? Which ones? For sure it does. I'm a photojournalist and I love to tell stories from all corners about everyday people. Why do you consider yourself the luckiest man alive? Haha it’s kind of a word game since my signature is the opposite of being lucky. It’s also a great tune from the Swedish artist Chords. ”I must be the luckiest man alive, so many people around are stuck in a nine-to-five.” We spoke to Guld as part of our special content focussed on photography on the blog and across our social media challenge. Search for #mtnphotographymonth to check out all the features related to our favourite photographers.
by admin via Montana World