District of the Dead

You Killed Me First gets up in the 18b Arts District with a stylized version of an old movie poster,
combining the two movies "Dawn of the Dead" and his namesake "You Killed Me First" for this image.
The box to the right has There She Is with her hand painted robot grabbing lightening from the clouds.
These artists always appear together in the streets, sometimes working together to compliment each others art using the same colors and feel and sometimes in juxtaposition. Have a safe and Happy Halloween everyone!

Black Dahlia District

The Black Dahlia pays a visit to the 18b Arts District courtesy of Struggle Buggy,
with an image of Elizabeth Short with a group of people with black bars to conceal their identities.
The image on stained and yellowed paper really gives this piece a feel from another time,
joined by sticker of a purple and atomically correct heart. Possibly to replace her now stopped heart? 

Two Faced Team

You Killed Me First and There She Is team up to give concert goers an alternative to commercial logos
and an overkill of advertisements with new bright and colorful pieces for the Life is Beautiful festival.
There She Is with her hand painted face of Medusa and her head of snakes inviting you closer to your doom,
and You Killed Me First combining an intense stare with neon colors assault your eyes on the downtown streets.

No Trespassing

Another year, another round of new Life is Beautiful murals but lets stay focused on the illegal artwork.
D*Face's Card Shark stencil pieces have been riding since last year, they look so solid and blend perfectly with the scenery that the buffman keeps missing them. Olsenink up top with a larger color sticker of a hairy legged women joining in on the fun, with Missy Elliot lyrics "Put my thang down, flip it and reverse it." Found downtown.

The Spirit of Downtown

AEC from Interesni Kazki's buffed Life Is Beautiful mural lives again with these stickers found downtown.
The black n white is for certain a Olsenink design, and the others we're are not 100% sure of the artists.
But together they do make a strong statement about the spirit of downtown unjustly buffing and censoring
of a mural that someone somewhere felt was too negative, well in their eyes anyway. Great to see it back threefold!

Bird Box

Found this artist unknown piece on Bridger between 6th and Las Vegas Blvd., this time sans skateboard.
We're not even sure what this little guy even is, a hipster bird, a vampire duck? Who knows?!
But we've been seeing him more and more, and its always good to see a familiar face around town.

Big Bunny

Milk the Bunny goes big with the largest piece we've seen from her thus far,
a large pink circle surrounding a bright, multicolored and psychedelic unicorn bunny.
Spotted, located, tagged and released in the 18b Arts District, stay up!