Looptaggr - endless stencils

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cans

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Faile stencil (NYC)

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RUMBLE!! by Pose

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Mr. Dheo's Art

Mr. Dheo from Portugal - check mrdheo.com.

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Nomadé - Spray Helmet - NYC

This is Sparta.

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Gabriel Mendez photography

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Adres - Tag Child

One of my new favorites....

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Graffomat

The Graffomat. Real or fake? I don't now, I don't care... But I like it.

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Come on paint me white again

Check out mobstr.'s photostream for more.

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Banksy vs. Robbo - the next chapter

Nobody knows if Banksy made the new pieces himself or if it's the work of some fanatics. But, there's a new stencil - a roller head heron bird.... I don't care who did this - but I like it. Here's the complete story.

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Banksy vs. Robbo

I know that this isn't the newest story, but I had to share.

1. London's graffiti legend Robbo made this piece about 25 years ago.

2. Banksy crossed it in 2009.

3. ...and Robbo striked back.

Check the video for the whole story.

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Broken Fingaz - Graffiti Stop Motion

Reminds me of that "Muto"-clip. Graffiti stop motion - really cool. Watch it.

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Kevin Peterson's Graffiti Girls

Graffiti Girl, 54 x 42, oil on canvas

Old Wall II, 54 x 40 oil on panel with corrugated metal

Graffiti Girl II, 42 x 52, oil on canvas

 Have you noticed Banksy's balloon girl in the first picture? Great!

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Stuttgart Tags

Some photos of walls in Stuttgart (Germany) that I shot with my iPhone.
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Calligraffiti by Niels Shoe Meulman

Niels Shoe Meulman preparing his Calligraffiti show in Amsterdam. Really nice.

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Rest in Peace Dare

Sigi von Koeding (aka Dare), one of the best graffiti artists ever - and forever.
Rest in Peace.
1968 - 2010

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Bomb It Trailer

I had to make a post. It's a great documentary.

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Cans

 My shopping bag in the year 2005. When I tried to do graffiti. Good times...

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DAIM - finest 3D graffiti

This is some artwork made by one of my favorite graffiti artists... in my opinion the best one when it comes to 3D style. He's doing graffiti since 1989, and everybody who's interested in this form of art knows his name... DAIM. When you see one of his complex pieces take a picture. And when you print it, you'll still think that the letters are getting out of the paper. Mirko Reisser (that's his real name) is really doing it on another level. I love it, and I really can recommend his book "daring to push the boundaries". You'll see some amazing pictures in it. Not only spraycan art, but also digital and acrylic artwork. If you don't have the money check out his website or google him - you'll find a lot of cool stuff on the net.

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