Showing posts with label GRAFFITI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GRAFFITI. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 06, 2011

Tuesday, July 05, 2011

Monday, July 04, 2011

4 Seasons, Only Time Will Tell - VIDEO

Only Time Will Tell from Vans The Omega on Vimeo.


This wall is in the art district in downtown LA. This production was done months back, VANS and ASKEW, finally released the video of the production. Surrounding this wall is a bunch of other murals. This particular wall, stands out the most, Mainly because it was painted by various artist from around the world and shows all different styles combined to one production. These guys really went off on this one!!!
Artist are: Vans Omega (Australia), Score (Germany), Dabs & Myla (Australia), Revok (LA), Rime (LA), Deus (New Zealand), Askew (New Zealand) & Witnes (LA)
Below is the full panoramic picture

Saturday, July 02, 2011

Wednesday, June 29, 2011

POSE, STEEL, REYES & RICHARD COLMAN, GOORIN BROTHERS

Goorin Bros. Chicago Mural - Pose, Steel, Reyes and Richard Colman from Goorin Bros on Vimeo.


Hat specialist, Goorin Brothers has some stylish hats and has a lot of love and support for graff.
I've had the pleasure of working with the Goorin Brothers from my day Job and I must say the people I worked with are GREAT peoples.
Mural is done in Chicago, by POSE, STEEL, & REYES from MSK

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

OTR RTL, TRANSFORMERS

Monday, June 27, 2011

Spurn PDB Detail "Hold up Art Gallery"

Holdup Art Gallery, "Hi-Graff"
DAMM!! Spurn PDB had this killer piece in there.
I loved all the detail on this piece.
Check out the detail pictures below!











Friday, June 24, 2011

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Benny Diar - Painting a G scale train


"I don’t do many, if any graffiti on model trains much anymore. I was invited to be featured in “The Art of Transportation” art show Crewest Gallery in Los Angeles. It was a good fit because before being paralyzed, I am most known for painting freight trains that travel throughout North America. Since being paralyzed I have painted a decent amount of model trains with acrylics by mouth but have since been concentrating on painting portraits. I painted this model PBR G scale train because I wanted to have something new for the show that hadn’t been seen before. I had a couple of my caregivers film me and I spent the last couple days editing this video."-
-VIA BENNY DIAR

Wednesday, June 08, 2011

Bring Your Black Book 2

R.I.P DREAM SMD


Los Angeles Legend DREAM SMD sadly passed away May 28, 2011.
DREAM was a big part of LA graffiti history. He was a little before my time, but I always admired his work and his love for Graff. Much respect to the man and Rest In Paint DREAM SMD!
Check out his Fundraiser and pay your respects.

Below: VIA: RISK MSK WCA
Robert Tagudar aka DREAM

August 3, 1964 to May 28, 2011

DREAM was the epitome of everything I stand for; we shared the motto, “On to the next, burn to the last.” He loved all aspects of graffiti, but chose to strip his work down to two colors. He didn’t want anyone to be able to say he hid behind colors or characters. He wanted his pure style to show through—and it did. He was a true king.

On a personal level, DREAM was a good friend. He was always there for me—up until the very end. He came to the graffiti exhibition at the Pasadena Museum of California Art, and he came to my show, Blurring the Lines, at Corey Helford Gallery.

He told me he wasn’t feeling well, and left the opening early. Later that night, he texted me and told me he was proud of me.

Well, brother, I’m proud of you. You always held your head high, never complained, and were humble, loyal and strong.

You did your last piece for Art in the Streets, and it seems like everything we dreamed of as young writers in the 1980s is finally coming true. I wish you were still here to enjoy it with me, but either way, you always be a pillar of West Coast graffiti.

Thank you for being an inspiration and, most importantly, being a friend.

Rest in peace.

VIA: RISKROCK.COM

Sunday, June 05, 2011

R.I.P ERIE


Sadly, LA's young writer ERIE passed away. Didn't know the guy personally but seen this kids spots since he started and seen his style progress. I definitely respected his love for graffiti and his consistant work ethic. Condolences to his family and friends. Rest In Paint ERIE

Thursday, June 02, 2011

Tuesday, April 05, 2011

ASKEW, REVOK, RIME, SABER

HIGHLAND PARK x SAN FRANCISO from Askew One on Vimeo.



ASKEW REVOK RIME AND SABER PAINTED A WALL IN LA, HIGHLAND PARK, BUT THEY ALL PAINTED EACH OTHERS NAME..

ASKEW PAINTED REVOK, RIME PAINTED SABER, VICE VERSA.

ALL 4 ARTISTS HAVE THEIR OWN COMPLETELY DIFF STYLE SO IT WAS PRETTY COOL TO SEE THE ARTISTS NAMES DONE IN ANOTHER STYLE.

2ND PART OF THE VIDEO IS THEM PAINTING IN SAN FRANCISCO.