Street Art Part 3 – Art that Interacts with its Surroundings
When you have a creative mind it’s easy to imagine the whole world as your canvas!
When you have a creative mind it’s easy to imagine the whole world as your canvas!
You know that feeling you get when you’ve just woken up and you haven’t had your caffeine fix yet?
The structures you see are actually made from tree roots, which makes these bridges very much alive!
Be prepared to not get any more work done at the office!
See which famous people inspired those classic characters…
These isn’t just petty thugs vandalism. This is some clever shit!
These clever images with hidden meanings are all part of the ‘Word as Images’ project by the artist Ji Lee.
It’s street art meets sculpture with these amazing graffiti mash-ups by Portuguese artist Bordalo II.
You only have to take a glance at a still taken from one famous scene and you can instantly recognise the movie.
Now in the 90’s, artists and directors really turned up the creativeness and the music video really came alive.
The 80’s; the decade which gave us some of the best music, TV and movies. I myself grew up in the 80s (and 90s) and love everything about it.
The 80’s had some of the best animated shows. They were the reason we all rushed home from school, or got up at the crack of dawn on a Saturday morning for, because these shows were just frickin’ awesome.
The art is truly magnificent and looks so realistic that it makes you look twice.
Before you continue just check that you have had your lunch else these next pieces of art could get you salivating.
It doesn’t really need an introduction and it’s one of our favourite types of art. It’s a great way to express your creativity.
I was originally going to do this post on ‘Awful Movie Posters’ but then I came across one of these bootleg illustrated posters I just couldn’t stop laughing!