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Walls and Street Art Utopia
photo by helena long
this is in boston and i go by it all the time haha
favorite thing in Boston
Lisbon by ftwentytwo on Flickr.
Lenticular Street Art by ROA (2009). (via twisted sifter)
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…until you see it from a moving train.
Knutsford.
One of the pictures I took in Berlin.
Got to love the Street Art everywhere in this city….
STREET ART BY EL MAC
Artist Miles “MAC” MacGregor - Born in Los Angeles in 1980 to an engineer and an artist, Mac has been creating and studying art independently since childhood. He was inspired at a young age by classic European painters such as Caravaggio, and Vermeer and Art Nouveau symbolists such as Klimt and Mucha. This was mixed with the more contemporary influences of graffiti and photorealism, as well as as the Chicano & Mexican culture he grew up around.
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Long before the likes of Banksy and the acceptance of street art as a true art form, there was Os Gemeos. If you haven’t seen their work before, it’s time to now. Here’s some of our favourites.
Check out a time lapse of one of their works with Blu here www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CXqC64_BxI
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Everfresh Street Art Collective in Miami
Australian street art collective Everfresh — which includes Sync, Phibs, Reka, Rone, Wonderlust, Prizm, Meggs, Makatron and The Tooth — recently traveled to Miami for Art Basel on a mission to paint as many walls as possible. Rone left his mark on the city with enormous photorealistic portraits of pensive female subjects, while Meggs dabbled in dark imagery, Reka and Phibs presented two different takes on Cubist-inspired abstraction and Makatron fixated on nature-inspired psychedelia. Take a look at some of the new murals at Everfresh Studio in Melbourne as well as the murals the crew left behind in Miami and watch a video of Rone’s process below. Images courtesy of Everfresh Studio.
Source: Hi-Fructose Magazine