David Soukup

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Impressive spray-paint stenciled works by David Soukup

David Lynch stencil by The Dude Company

David Lynch stencil by The Dude Company
Originally uploaded by vgt_vegetag

Dan Kitchener

Dan Kitchener, Strange Machinery - spray paint stencil on canvas, 40x40"

Adam5100

If you can believe it - these paintings by Adam5100 are made with multi-layered stencils. I especially enjoy the more recent reflection pieces like the first two I've shown here:

Experiment

I recently did a five-part spray-painted stencil with some acrylic touch-ups intended as a print edition, but it didn't turn out quite like I planned. Oh well. Here's the best one:

"Super" Tuesday

photo by joshuamellin
photo by billikidbrand

To celebrate "Super" Tuesday - check out this great, constantly updated flickr group called "Obama Street Art". According to the admin of the group, "This group is not an official endorsement of any presidential candidate by any of the parties involved, and is in no way funded by or affiliated with any presidential campaign. Think for yourself and vote." Regardless of your political affiliations, it's interesting to see politics in street art in a positive manner. There's no shortage of anti-Bush street art - so political-art positivity is refreshing.

Snow-inspired Post

We're supposed to get 3-6" today. Here's some images to add some aesthetic to the whiteness.


"Snowy City" stencil art by JMJ
"Little Tree" by Stark
"New Tree" by Stark
"A Tree Falls" by Stark


from Ryan Helsel's Durham City Photography Project 1.1
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New Feature: New Media Mondays (Work on Cardboard)

Sylvie Reno's installation/sculptures of cardboard are very impressive

"Untitled" spray paint/stencil mixed media by Evol

"Handle with Care" spray paint/stencil by Evol

Adam Neate mixed media piece c/o Elms Lesters Gallery, London

Adam Neate mixed media piece c/o Elms Lesters Gallery, London

Similar to "Found Fridays", my newest weekly feature "New Media Mondays" will focus on different art or artists based on medium rather than content or imagery.