Hooty Hoo

WHERE:
Side of Glass Shop on Sunset Blvd.
Sunset Junction, Silverlake, Los Angeles
Medium: Wheat Paste & Aerosol

Not just hot air: Project Remember

Help Los Angeles street artist, Leba, with his new project, Project Remember. Reminding us to bring the US troops home from Afganistan, he will release a glowing ballon for each fallen US Solider. Over 1600 hundred ballons will be released in total in remembrance of those lost.

You can help Leba make this happen on Kickstarter. You can even get a print and t-shirt!

Inkling Please!

I really want to get one of these. It's the new Wacom Inkling. You can sketch on any paper, anywhere and save your sketches digitally. You can then transfer the sketches to your computer as images and even vectors. Amazing. Check out the video below.

 

Dope Sauce

Now that's a slap Pack! Shout out to A.N.T.A. for sending me this incredible sticker pack and killer buttons.

It's not my war

Homegirl Lydia Emily's "It's not my war" joins the LA vs. WAR wall.

WHERE:
Sunset Blvd & Santa Monica Blvd
Sunset Junction, Silver Lake
Media: Wheat Paste Poster
Artist: Lydia Emily

Who needs Viagra?

Get up, Stay up with Bankrupt Slut

WHERE:
Vermont & Venice Blvd.
Los Angeles
Media: Wheat Paste Poster
Artist: Bankrupt Slut

Smokasaurus

I saw this dinosaur smoking outside Mornings Nights cafe in Silverlake the other day. He must not know about the new clean air law in LA.

There's a Maus in the Haus

WHERE:

Sunset Blvd. @ Pazzo Gelato
Silverlake, Los Angeles

Media: Aerosol Stencil Wheat Paste Poster

Artist: Maus

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

Oh yeah, Street Art is Dead LA

Some samplings of work on junk yard wall before the massive wheat paste project for LA vs. WAR went up today.

LA vs. WAR needs you!

"LA vs. WAR" is back and needs your help on Kickstarter. Check it out, contribute to make a wonderful show and get some amazing art from incredible artists.

Make LA vs. WAR happen on Kickstarter. Only 2 days left!

via Kickstarter: 

LA Vs. WAR will mark the 10th anniversary of the September 11 2001 attacks with a massive group art exhibition and event taking place in Downtown Los Angeles from 9/9/11 to 9/11/11 at the Vortex. LA Vs. WAR presents some of today’s most prolific, pro-peace/anti-war, political artists in a multi-media exhibition chronicling the creative responses to the current military conflicts in the Middle East/North Africa/Central Asia, The Global War on Terror, the Drug Wars, and other wars on marginalized peoples. After the September 2011 show, we plan to travel the exhibition as "Vs. WAR" to other cities in the U.S. and abroad in the spirit of peace and creative collaboration.

LA Vs. WAR is part exhibition, part experience. The art show will be curated byYo! Peace, Center for the Study of Political Graphics, Political Gridlock and Ad Hoc Art and will feature a large selection of fine art and limited edition prints and posters. Live art demonstrations and workshops will engage the audience in creative activities ranging from graffiti, t-shirt printing, stenciling, and more. Teach-ins with our grassroots partners will inform and inspire attendees to transform their own lives and communities.

 

LA vs. WAR, Downtown LA

Mod Quad

This four-framed piece popped up briefly at Sunset Junction between Koffinz' and Lydia Emily's / Visual Narcotics pieces before it was taken.

WHERE: 
Sunset Junction
Silver Lake, Los Angeles