Same Bat Time

We caught some newer stickers on a metal utility pole walking around in search of some art, and we just couldn't help but stop and take a photo of this sticker from DANP & ESF. We love the old school Batman design and colors, we aren't much for some other sticker designs most of the time and we think they tend to be either boring or just a mismatch of random images all crowded on one sticker. This one comes off so solid and completely retro, no idea what its about but its such a great design that we are already into whatever those two are selling. Surrounded by other black and white designs from Hype BCS, Sloby and the always on the case and in your face Aware, they almost fade into the background but holy bright stickers Batman! DANP & ESF's image is popping and jumping at you like crazy, a great and eye catching design. Whatever it is, we dig it!

Sticky Rice

On a recent dinner outting at Komol Restaurant we noticed a few signs hit with all the local favorites. Like this one with Dan45, Indecline, Aware and others representing the Las Vegas scene. This lead us to the observation that not only do we all share the love of street art and getting up, but apparently a lot of artists and art lovers alike share the same taste in food. It is pretty clear when going out, we spot a lot of the same artists on signs and walls. We wonder how many times different artists have shared the same room without knowing it, or is it all laughs and beers together? Seems like one giant party waiting to happen if timed right, or maybe one huge fight. Who knows?

Crowded Corner

Artists are keeping the corner of 7th and Stewart busy by the looks of these two electrical boxes. The smaller of the two hit by Cyrcle, Aware Indecline, Olsenink, Stab the Princess, DJ EDOC and others. Meanwhile surrounded by tags, older pieces from There She Is and You Killed Me First joined by a new Ill Thinking piece are fading and rotting away slowly in the Las Vegas sun.

In Ascent

Indecline goes huge with this giant wheatpaste the side of the Western, right off Fremont Street.
Not sure if this artwork was part of the Life Is Beautiful festival or if this is an illegal piece.
Either way, to us this is how good street art is done. Strong design, able to be interpreted several ways,
not caked with paste, put up straight and with care. (We sometimes can't believe how many artists miss these simple things.) It is nice to see that the Las Vegas street art scene is still building momentum, but!
Indecline shows us that we are all gonna need to step it up a notch or three to keep up! Nice!

Meet Me In The Alley

Isn't it always nice to see a friendly face on the street? Well someone has taken a black paint pen & marker
and drew a face on a meter in the alley off Fremont Street. We couldn't help but laugh and smile when we met up with them, joined by Kesoer and Aware. Artist unknown.

Corner Roll Call

The sticker roll call on the corner of Charleston and South Main is growing larger each new day, dig it!
So many artists, tags and company stickers that I'm not even gonna try to name em all.

Aware Of Greazy Drumz

Aware, Greazy and Drumz sticker the back of a sign off Fremont Street on 6th.

Fremont Roll Call

Electrical box outside the old Western Hotel on Fremont getting hit with stickers and tags alike.
Quite a few familiar names to you readers by now I'm sure, keeping this city on lock!

Keep Looking Up

3 Baaad Sheep gets up high on a telephone pole with a hand painted small canvas,
joined by Mr. Moneybags, Aware and others in the 18b Arts District.

Fat Cat Alley

Found this little paster of a beer swigging & apparently male cat behind a Thai food place,
joined by an Aware sticker on the side of a cooking waste disposal bin with a nice pile of fat and/or lard on top. Yummy!

I'm Pregnant, Who Cares

Hand drawn image of a pregnant robot smoking a cigarette, hanging out with a few Aware stickers.
We found this drawing/message? in the Emergency Arts building bathroom, can't read the signature though..
Who cares. 

Playing on the Sands Box

The MCHN hit two electrical boxes on Sands with different designs this past weekend,
joining a few previous hits from different artists at this great spot!

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! 

Behind the Fence

Behind this fence lurks a variety of stickers. Some of the stickers with tags on them say "Aloha my name is ..." representing our Hawaiian community, I believe. Others are Aware, Cult Doom, OYE, and more.

Aware Stamp

Aware is everywhere!
In addition to an amazing mural in the 18b Arts District,
some Aware stamps were spotted hiding out in some spots around the area.

Aware Cowboy

Great photography of Aware's Coyboy piece in the Arts District.

Sticker Combo on Downtown Stop Sign

Gumpus sticker looks like its been riding there forever.
Up with 86 Fix, Aware and a few others in downtown Las Vegas.