This is Part 2 of Ryan Gattis’ interview with Scott Sueme. Click here to read Part 1. Ryan Gattis: What’s most inspiring to you right now? Scott Sueme: Abstract painting and progressive graffiti piecing for the most part. I’m also really excited about working with other artists that aren’t necessarily coming from a graffiti background [...]

If you thought Dan Witz did a good job at freaking people out on the street, Milo Project have taken his idea to another level with sculpture. Milo Project have consistently taken ideas from others (Mark Jenkins, Evereman and now Dan Witz) and taken them one step further, so I think there’s some cause for [...]

New Wall Called “Mood Swings”
It could be Bronx Bravado but the New York based Alemannic Street Art bros How & Nosm say they want to hit 100 walls this year.
One hundred.
So they just saved us having to come up with 28% of our postings…

There are a few artists that I would like to watch step-by-step,
drawing in their sketchbooks or painting in their studios.
Okay, more than a few, but after seeing Van Gogh's drawings, he would
definitely be at the top of my list.

Cottage G…

About Sandrine Pelissier I grew up in France but have been living in Canada for the last 12 years, I am currently located in North Vancouver and work from a studio on Pemberton Avenue. Watercolor is my medium of choice because of the unique way it allows me to render light. The transparency of this [...]

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artist: Rub Kandy
location: Rome

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artist: Isaac Cordal
location: Brussels

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‘Peer-to-peer’ (No SOPA No PIPA)

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artist: Escif
location: Valencia, Spain

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