New BLU & David Ellis Collaboration Video 2009
New BLU & David Ellis Collaboration Video
I’m always excited when a new BLU video comes out, here is a BLU and David Ellis collaboration video (via Studio Cromie). Awesome as ever!
Cheers to ShadyUncle on StumbleUpon for shouting it out, you can find him on Twitter too…
If you like BLU you might like JONS or Mark Fox…
There is some pretty stunning art in the Nonoloa graffiti shirt collection too…
Nonoloa artists include:
- a1one
- Boksmati
- Boris Hoppek
- Borrasca
- Eltono
- Eva Solano
- Gabriel Moreno
- Gee Oh Dee
- Ipunx
- Nano 4814
- Out[r]o
- Pablo Lasheras
- Steve Tsang
- Toño Merinero
London Graffiti Walthamstow/Victoria Park Canal – Sweet Toof & BLU
The legend Nick from www.musicmule.co.uk took these London graffiti photos this year, you can find the graff art on the walk by the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park.
There is a great graffiti piece from Sweet Toof and an old Blu one too.
There is loads more London graffiti to come, subscribe to the RSS feed or find me on Twitter!
London Graffiti Bus - Graff on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti - Does anyone know the artist? AGUA? - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti - Sweet Toof (Tooth) graff - ATG-PANIK-MONKY - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof and Blu - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Blu - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
Check out these awesome Nonoloa graffiti and urban art tshirts…
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
London Graffiti Art - Sweet Toof (Tooth) - Urban art on the canal between Walthamstow and Victoria Park
Check out the London graffiti Boom Bus post, or check out this sweet graffiti in San Francisco.
Check out these awesome Nonoloa graffiti and urban art tshirts…
Blu – World Graffiti & Urban Art
Brought to you by www.world-graffiti.com.
Pretty much everyone knows Blu’s art, but it’d be rude to try and do a graffiti art blog and not mention him.
Italian artist Blu combines an almost child-like and detailed drawing style with a mix of political messages. He uses a really nice mix of line drawing and colour too. Blu’s website is awesome and features a bunch of his wall mural animations and sketch drawings, done using a large scale stop-motion technique, they’re pretty mind-blowing.
In his book you can see a bunch of sketches too, it’s really a great book. Here is one of Blu’s video murals, Muto. It’s been around for ages and has been seen by a gazillion people and I still love it.
I really like is that the politics is mixed with humour and a wicked style.
New graffiti and urban art paintings/murals from 2008 and 2009 from Blu!
Cox18 Graffiti Art by Blu – Painted in Milan, Italy – check out the video of the art below being created.
Check out Blu’s site, or the previous Blu graffiti post on the Cox18 graffiti video.
New Blu Graffiti Video – Cox18
Cox18 – Blu Graffiti Art Video
Here is a great new video of Blu doing a new piece, Cox18. Done in stop motion. Top stuff.
Painted in Milan, Italy, Blu says the art relates to the Conchetta Squat (Cox 18) where in January 2009 about a hundred policeman emptied a squat that was occupied more than 33 years ago.
The building was until this point used by many for meetings, dances and discussion groups, and various historical archives of books are kept and shared.
It stands as a symbol of culture in Milan, and there has been a fierce backlash from artists in Italy. Support the fight to take back Cox 18, sign the petition to save Cox 18.
