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. 

Slap N' Stickin

Greazy and You Killed Me First get slapped up on a fence in the 18b, nice!

Closer To Commonwealth

A closer look at the sticker door installation behind Commonwealth, a 228 postal slap with a printed image from the 1986 film, Stand By Me. It features a young Kiefer Sutherland and an alive River Phoenix. The random movie still stands out among the boldly colored and ripped up stickers from Gumpus, Hesher Park and others surrounding it.

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!

The Truman Show

People getting up with stickers, pasters, tags, slaps.. A multitude of ways to leave your mark in the 18b Arts District.

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.

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! 

Parking off Fremont

Parking meter off Fremont with a slap from Likr and a paster from C.J. the Kid.

Little Chick

Little Chick 228 from 3 Baaad Sheep and A's Up Beeshhh sticker up together in the 18b.

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.

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.