Monday, March 4, 2013

Graffiti Changes the Way People See the World


Graffiti changes the way people see the world.

This building front in downtown Los Angeles organically changes from a window into a graffiti roll call art piece where each individual window pane has become a unique area for the artists.  Things like this make a stale city a fluid, ever changing environment.

Dig it.  Of course, some people don't appreciate the art and the only thing they see from something like this is the misappropriation of property, which also changes the way people see the world.


Proclaim Justice to the Nations


A sticker from Sruntz saying 'Proclaim Justice to the Nations'.

Riding with a combo'd up pole from Retroe.


3 Headed Monster


The 3 headed monster kills billions.  As indicated by the graffiti down below and the tag on the window.

More tags from Kyote LTS, Ouch, and more.


Fast Food Nation


Some greasy looking fast food getting pasted up on a wall in Hollywood.

Maybe its a tribute.  After all, what do Americans love more than our junk food?


Smoke a Joint and Eat Some Popcorn


Or be some popcorn and smoke a joint.

A joint smoking kernel of popcorn gets stuck up in downtown Los Angeles.

In an area grilled with stickers and tags from Vyal, Saker, Boast, Zeck REM, Unicorn Meat, Phylo TSF, Herse, Icy & Sot and many more.


Bigger than a Billboard


LOK has LA's Westside on lock, pun intended.

Anyone who has driven the 10 Freeway in LA will be familiar with this iconic Ghostbusters themed LOK mural which is right next to the freeway and bigger than a billboard.

Stay up!


Plzr Handstyle



Plzr has been getting up all over Los Angeles.  And here is a sick handstyle tag on Melrose.

Plzr has a lot of heart.  M&F met Plzr one day when he was painting at a downtown graffiti yard.  The dude had a broken foot and he was on crutches, and still gettin' up.

Dig it.  Stay up!


Look Old School


Old school poster from Look.

On a dumpster behind beverly with tags from Thyef, Rekus, Tukes, OES, 2wenty and many more.


Crazy Ape Shit



This ape sticker has been riding for so long that it has broken to take the shape of the pole that it is stuck on.

Crazy cool.

Riding in downtown with a Pharaoh Fuxus.



Sunday, March 3, 2013

Never 2501 Street Art in Los Angeles


Never 2501 travels all over the world painting murals.  And he painted this piece in downtown Los Angeles.

Next to a pretty piece from Pixel Pancho.


Old School Retna Graffiti




Here is some old school graffiti from Retna in downtown LA.

Also riding with Dame MSK.


Monster Bombed


Some cute little monsters saying F hearts L popping up on the Art Wall downtown.

Up with remaining pieces from Abcnt, Kiosk and more.



Blazed and Doomed


Sticker of a dude wearing an MF Doom like mask, and with a doobie poking out from his mouth.

Stay blazed~


Rasa - The Best Spots in LA


Rasa is one of those graffiti writers who has a knack for hitting some of the hottest spots in town.

Rasa's game is complete and he gets up all over LA with stickers as well.

Here is a Rasa bomb riding at a prime spot deep on Sunset getting into downtown, and above the freeway.

Stay up~


No Money No Peace


Little street art combo popping up in LA's downtown Arts District.

Stickers, pastes and tags from No!, Reti, Icy & Sot, MTA, STS and many more.

Dig the monster eating a shredded dollar bill.


Graffiti Writers Do It Best


Graffiti bombs from Pelon, Imukus and Sig in Silverlake.

Above a business logo painted on the wall that says 'Do it Best'.

Graffiti writers do it best~


Old Crow



SF based street artist Old Crow gets stuck up in Los Angeles.

Joined by LA heads Oiler/455er, Fonce, Blin UAO RK and many more.


Stuck in this Life


Stuck and Life team up for a stencil mural in Silverlake.


I Know John Cheese



Sticker stuck up saying 'I Know John Cheese'.

M&F doesn't know John Cheese--but now we know the sticker.

Stuck up in Silverlake.


Saturday, March 2, 2013

Suicide Survivor


Mural in Echo Park entitled Suicide Survivor.

Dig it.  Big ups to all the suicide survivors who continue on to keep making art, like this.

Stay up!