Street Alexander Spit

A street sticker from up and coming musician/producer Alexander Spit.

Spit is from the new generation of musical artists with ties to the street community, like his backing from The Hundreds.

Stuck up in Silverlake.

Free Your Mind and FUHQ

Combo box on Wilshire.

All kinds of action with slaps from Half, Free Your Mind, The Cobra Snake, False Alarm, Seizer, Abcnt, Bankrupt Slut, The Hundreds and FUHQ.

The Hundreds x The Seventh Letter (and Pepsi too)

Stickers Save Lives

Shoes On the Telephone Wire Get Some Love

The Hundreds Footwear

The Hundreds x Ron English 'Grinning'

Click the jump to see how to score a free poster.

Bobby Hundreds on MelroseandFairfax

Black Eyes, Pigs and Graffiti

Cali Killa Capping JTS

Get Up, Stay Up

Erie Tribute

Get Up, Stay Up

Get Up, Stay Up - Sticker Combo

Dope sticker combo on Fairfax.

High High Low Tops

Followers of the blog know that we love sneakers, as well as street art.

This is the best of both worlds with sneakers hanging from the wires as street art.

In front of The Hundreds on Rosewood, and the shoes are a model from The Hundreds, though we don't know which.

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Qtip and Garfield

A shot of Qtip strolling down the street and Garfield hanging out across the street at The Hundreds.

With a Zombie Rock n Roll girl right in the middle.

No Thank You

We found this 'Thank You' Andy Warhol wheat paste from 'X' torn to the ground in front of the Hundreds on Rosewood.

Not sure if it was buffed. The way its clumped to the side, it looks like someone might have tried taking it, and it ripped apart.

Get Up, Stay Up

Stickers from Buff Monster, Bankrupt Slut, Skam, Nar, Ozah, The Seventh Letter, The Hundreds, Herbert the Hippo, Cast Shadows, FYF, Healr, in front of the wall by Revok, Os Gemeos, Norm, Rime.

From Andy Warhol to Van Gogh

A couple of wheat pastes. Andy Warhol from artist 'X' and Uncle Sam from Zombie.

This is set across the street from The Hundreds store in Los Angeles, and have been adorned with some Hundreds stickers.

And the cool thing is these stickers from The Hundreds are done in the theme of Van Gogh's Starry Night.

Fine Art meets Street Art.

With all of this staged in front of one of our favorite graffiti walls of all time (consisting of work from Retna, Revok, Rime, Saber, Norm, Os Gemeos). Well, its arguable whether this street art is not indeed fine art?