Toro de Osborne

Osborne bull from the Canonicity Show by urban artist Sam3 at Pretty Portal gallery.

Previously on police violence + Sam3

freedom is a privilege of the strong

Mural in Brooklyn, New York by Norwegian street artist DOLK (aka Dolk Lundgren)

previously : the priest + Osaka

Duck Police

Duck Police stencil in Berlin, by by Norwegian street artist DOLK(aka Dolk Lundgren).

 

DOLK / Osaka

Mural in Osaka, Japan by Norwegian street artist DOLK ( aka Dolk Lundgren)

via street art urban

Homage To The Lost Spaces

Large scale mixed media paintings on buildings that are listed for imminent demolition by New Zealand artist, Mike Hewson.

via hifructose

Motion & blur

Italian street artist Moneyless in Rome.

via unurth

previously: Moneyless rope sculptures here + there and graphite wireframes here

White dog + my grannY

Fire extinguisher graffiti by Moscow-based street artist 0331C

Neozoon attacks

Concious fur coat-upcycling from Neozoon, the brilliant female collective, based in Paris and Berlin.

Visit their website or Flickr for further exploration

pix via unurth + kuriositas

lil’ chalk monsters

Chalk street drawings in Ann Arbor, Michigan by illustrator David Zinn.

and i don’t feel so good myself

January 2013 Syntagma Square -the commercial and governmental heart of- Athens, Greece. Photo WWT.

it sucks indeed

 Political paste-up in Paris from an unknown artist inspired by Hokusai’s “Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife”. Via The Real Art of Street Art

Walking Head

Walking Head in Valencia, by street artists Escif and Sam3

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Eco-Graffiti

Moss graffiti, also called eco-graffiti or green graffiti, replaces spray paint, paint-markers or other such toxic chemicals and paints with a paintbrush and a moss “paint” that can grow on its own. As people become more eco-friendly and environmentally aware, the idea of making living, breathing graffiti has become a more green and creative outlet for graffiti artists. It can also be considered another form of guerrilla gardening.

Ingredients:

One or two clumps (about a small handful) of moss

2 cups of buttermilk

You can also substitute with yogurt (vegan yogurt can be used)

2 cups of water

1/2 tsp. sugar

Corn syrup (optional)

Steps:

1 – Gather up as much moss as you can find or buy.

2 – Wash the moss to get as much soil out of the roots as possible.

3 – Break the moss apart into manageable pieces and place in blender.

4 – Add the buttermilk/yogurt, water/beer and sugar. Blend the mixture until completely smooth. You’ll want it to have a paint-like texture. If the mixture is at a consistency where you feel it will drip, add corn syrup until the consistency you desire is reached.

5 – Use a paintbrush to apply the moss-paint to the surface on which you wish your design to grow.

6 – If possible, check back weekly to either spray the design with water (to encourage moss growth, especially if you live in a dry environment) or apply more moss-paint.

via wikihow and true activist

something like that..

More ad disruption by Mobstr. The artist is previously featured here and here.

You can also check a public dialogue between Mobster and the authorities there

NemO

Acrylic on paper illustrations + murals by Italian street artist NemO.

Oh, Plastiksack

5,000 donated plastic bags guarding Gewerbemuseum museum, street installations by the anonymous artistic group Luzinterruptus, part of the Oh, Plastiksack!, exhibition curated by Ida-Marie Corell and Susanna Kumschick.