Think Again

UncuttArt with some previously unseen (by us) artwork across from the Coolidge building parking lot, how we missed this or these pieces is kinda funny since we are in this part of town constantly. So if we missed your artwork, then just wait about a year and we'll eventuality find it! More of the same two pasters we've seen from UncuttArt's last visit to town, the Michael Jackson and Steve Jobs images with the abundance of lines that make these feel almost psychedelic in their style and design. A great change up from the same old stencil and modern graphic design seen predominately in the world of street art, throwing it back sometimes is a good thing when enough time passes. You could almost claim you are doing something new if you wait long enough, just bring it back and rewrap and repackage it and you are on well your way.... To uh, something.

Come Together

UncuttArt on the corner of Boulder and 1st with more of his work in the 18b Arts District.  Four oblong heart shaped pasters of Steve Jobs and Micheal Jackson, three yellow and one red. The Micheal one has the added text "All these strange pieces came together to create this beautiful image.... As humans, so can we....". With psychedelic lines drawn through the stock stencil looking images its looks almost from another time, albeit the mandatory celeb images. Still, it is kind of a cool and positive message, which does lend itself to the almost 60's hippie sounding message. But like we said, it does sound positive and we are very much down with that.

Unheeded

New York artist UncuttArt hit Las Vegas a short while ago, bringing a young Micheal Jackson and Steve Jobs with him. Or at least some black and white copies of their faces with some accompanying text, but I mean does it even matter? Lets see, the Steve Jobs text says "Think Differently" which apparently the artist failed to do by simply using Mac's old slogan, but we must admit it is nice to see an image of Micheal Jackson that doesn't remind us that he was a child molesting weirdo!.....Oh, oops! Well we do enjoy the cool broken image technique that UncuttArt uses on his subjects, it would look pretty damn stunning stenciled big on the wall. Hmmmm, maybe next time?