“Fontform” by Sander van Heukelom

An artist with strong graffiti roots, Sander van Heukelom has once again come up with something unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.  You may recall his “Fat Cap” (spray can cap) chairs, or his graffiti sculpture.  Now he shows us his new project, “Fontform” as yet another dope addition to his unique portfolio. More »

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Graffiti Girls

Just a warning, these pics might be considered a little risque by some.  I’m purely showing off the true beauty of these pics…..  the graffiti, right.  So, anyways, i’m not sure on the point behind this besides gettin’ some good lookin’ girls and drawin’ some sweet graffiti on them.  More pics after the jump. More »

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Help Out a G Who Paints With His Mouth

Graffiti artist Benny Diar has been paralyzed from the neck down for 2 years.  His passion for art remains as he continues to create by putting a paintbrush in his mouth and creating works far better than anything I could ever hope to create with my hands.  Our good friends over at CLOUT are helping this admirable dude out as… More »

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Spray Can Cap Chairs

These come as the second installment of spray can cap chairs by designer Sander van Heukelom on Sneakhype.  Pretty sweet.  If you’re really rich, Mr. Heukelom will actually make one for you.  Order here.  Check out a full gallery of sweet chairs here. More »

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Banksy – Regent’s Canal

Well known graffiti artist, Banksy, recently did some new pieces near Regent’s Canal in Camden.  As usual, awesome looks, as well as sends a political message.  Be sure to hit the jump. More »

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Wall Stencils “Kinky Girls”

I’m really getting into stencil graffiti, and these works are quite tastefully done.  Large and intricate, vintage theme, and well placed inside a pretty dope apartment.  More »

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LV x Stephen Sprouse – iPhone/iPod Background

If you’re still amped on the Stephen Sprouse collabs, you should get the background.  A few variations are available.  You gotta hit up these people for one.  More »

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Light Spray Cans – “Halo”

Developed by Aisa Logerot, this prototype (called Halo) is used for light writing, but allows graffiti artists to stay true to their aerosol style.  You can adjust the brightness of the light, as well as, change the caps for different colors.  Now check out the coolest part: when it runs out of battery, you recharge the thing by shaking it. … More »

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“Abstract” by Lichtfaktor

This certainly isn’t the first time we’ve shown love to Lichtfaktor, but I just came across a new series of theirs: Abstract.  I think it contains some of their best work, as it eliminates all background setting and external light, and focuses solely on the graffiti itself.  Many many (15) great pictures after the click.  More »

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Featured Artist – Alex Foerster

You really need to check out this dude’s website.  It’s one of the most creative portfolios I have seen in a while.  He also has a streetwear clothing line you can find at his site.  If you like his work, you can get some large renders of it at his DeviantArt profile for your desktop.  More »

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