Can Cap

Damn! Just a few steps away from our last post, we find Poer has been capped! Someone or some crew named B16 did their utmost to cover Poer's name, and any clue to what was on his piece. As much as this looks like a cap, we can't help but wonder if this is just your run of the mill spot jack. Cuz it seems like more than a few artists in town only use this technique. It is always humorous to us when people do that crap, cuz it feels like whomever does it feels their art or whatever can't stand on its own. 9 times outta 10 its just that, someone with weak ass work that is begging for attention without working for it. Is that the case here? Who knows and honestly, who the hell cares? We all get to benefit watching the art war happen here in the Vegas streets, and its all about new art and who is getting up and where. So keep it up, cuz at this point its more interesting than most artists in the galleries. 

Poer Paint

With only one of the concrete spray cans left standing downtown, its fast becoming one of the perfect spots to hit. Every time someone hits it with a new piece, it usually comes off looking slick. Especially if its a larger and solid piece, and that is just what Poer has brought to this spot right outside the Art Motel. These unusual logos pieces that have been tiled sorta look 3D to us and gave us a bit of vertigo while trying to photograph them. An unexpected buzz usually comes with good art, so we are cool with that. We are excited to see Poer hitting highly accessible and visual spots, but we can't help wonder who will be the next to take this spot over. This is just one of many Las Vegas spots that is hit quite regularly with street art, we hope other artists are encouraged and/or outraged enough to pick up a wheatpaste brush and join in.

Poer Sight

When we first started visiting the Las Vegas area, Poer was one of the first artists we noticed on the streets. With their staple black and white image of digital text and hand symbol spelling out their name, a solid image with the artist using an ever revolving variations of the design. It was just the kind of art we enjoyed. Always hitting killer and out of the way spots, so much so that we've never been able to stop and grab a photo til now! In fact, this photo was taken passing by slowly in a car. Found just past the Galleria at Sunset shopping mall in Henderson.