Showing posts with label 228. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 228. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2015

Odd Couple

We found this couple stuck outside the parking structure on 7th, and they make quite the pair. Both stickers are helping each artist do the same job, but they are completely different. The black and white "smoking monkey" sticker looks to be a professionally done, meanwhile "Mr. Orange Face" is hand drawn by the artist on a postal slap. Not really saying either is better than the other, just saying. Stickers kind of rule this town quantitywise, always a huge selection of artists, colors and styles to be seen on the streets, signs, etc...

Monday, February 23, 2015

Fire Woman

A woman stares out waiting to meet your gaze from a doorway in the 18b Arts District, a striking and quite beautiful piece using nine postal slaps layered onto each other to create one large sticker. Stenciled with an image of a woman who really stands out against the background. Found on 1st Street, artist unknown. 

















Wednesday, January 1, 2014

Stuck Together

228 slaps from You Killed Me First & There She Is stuck together in the 18b Arts District.
A bright colored screen print from YKMF and a hand painted Art Deco Bride of Frankenstein from There She Is.





















Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Slammed Door

Door off Fremont that is absolutely slammed with stickers from artists like..
Aware, Felix, We Are Zombies, CJ the Kid, Ciphe, Stab the Princess and so, SO many more.

*Update* I found out that this was actually a 12+ hour install from We Are Zombies, impressive! 

Tuesday, December 24, 2013

Stuck in the 18b

Stickers and small pasters spotted down low on a telephone pole in the 18b.
Love the top sticker from The Isi Group stating what we all so strongly believe - I SUPPORT ART.
Featuring some work by Drahkula, There She Is, You Killed Me First and others.






















Sunday, December 15, 2013

ERBN GCK 228

Loving this 228, pen drawn with the look of dripping paint as if it was a huge tag spray painted on a wall.
Up in the 18b.