Showing posts with label Septerhed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Septerhed. Show all posts

Saturday, February 18, 2012

FREE TACOS! LIVE ART!

Check out live art tonight with Septerhed and Destroy All Design. Free Tacos at Lomography's Birthday!


Saturday, January 7, 2012

Septerhed gives Sunset Junction a Fresh Coat

Today Septerhed gave Sunset Junction a much needed fresh coat. At the corner where Shepard Fairey's "Heart & Soul" had taken a beating since summer, Septerhed brought some new life to the corner with some vibrant blue and orange hues overlayed with his black line work. The finished mural reads "I never hated anyone as much as I love you!!!".

Enjoy the video of Septerhed's freshly completed mural below.











Saturday, November 12, 2011

Miracle of Septerhed

Septerhed hits Miracle Mile on Wilshire



WHERE:
Miracle Mile, Mid Wilshire

Los Angeles
Medium: Wheat Paster Poster
Artist: Septerhed



Sunday, August 21, 2011

Eat your Wheatie Paste!

This epic multipanel wheat paste just went up for LA VS. WAR in Silverlake on Junk Yard Wall. It is for an anti-war / pro-peace art show to take place on the 10th anniversary of 9/11. This piece is collabo between some of LA's finests street beasts: Septerhed, Lydia Emily, John Carr, Leba, 2wenty, Lucky Bunny, Contra, Mear One, Larimie, Birdman and other artists helping out.

LA VS. WAR


Listen to Leba
Leba
Lydia Emily & John Carr 
Contra
John Carr



2wenty 
larimie 
lucky bunny, leba, 2wenty, larimie




WHERE:
Sunset Blvd and Santa Monica on Junk Yard Wall by Jiffy Lube

Sunset Junction, Silverlake, Los Angeles
Medium: Wheat Paste Poster
Artists: Septerhed, Lydia Emily, Contra, John Carr, Mear One, Leba, 2wenty, Lucky Bunny, Larimie


Monday, August 8, 2011

Off with the Hed

I love being visually assaulted, especially by black and white geodesic heads sprinkled with pastel candy coatings. Los Angeles street artist, SEPTERHED, made my eyes hurt so good. His SUBVERSIVE HOLIDAY experience was one of the best deliveries of a street art exhibit I've seen. The walls were scralwed with bold, angular typography and topped off with graphic wolf imagey, "heds"and cheeky statements.

There were many local LA Street Artists on the scene that got down on a "graffiti wall". Lydia Emily, 2wenty and The Status Faction were among the artists at the opening. Septerhed bumped my book and I was lucky enough to be able to score a painting that will be hanging in my house soon.

Check out the show at:

Hold Up Art
358 E. 2nd St.
Downtown LA