There is nothing I enjoy more than finding a cool artists work on Instagram or the Internet, no matter how late to the party I may be. Artist James 'Dillon Boy' Wright has been on the scene for a minute (his Obama 'Hope' poster concoction got him into Time Magazine way back in 2008) and I have seen a few of his pieces over the years. But I just found his Instagram page and was blown away by some of the work he had going on. He has a 'Western Grafitti' series that portrays some of your favorite superheroes in western style get-ups, guns a blazing. Then he has his crazy Disney princess re-creations, or his 'superheros meet real life' mash-ups like 'Nobody Likes The Thing' (my personal fave) which puts these extraordinary characters into real life situations (Thing is getting no likes or comments on Instagram... lol). His shit is dope... and like a typical creative artist he doesn't just stop at the actual artwork. If you look at the contents of his Instagram feed in grid format he takes close ups of his work and makes 6 and 9 square collages that supersize his pieces. A pretty great way to show of the detail of his pieces. So even though I may be a bit late to the party on Dillon Boy's work, it is never to late to give a cat his props when they are due. Check out his Big Cartel store, where you can cop some of his crazy cool art at a relatively cheap price for such a big shot artist. Check out my faves after the jump...
Showing posts with label Street Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Street Art. Show all posts
August 25, 2014
Street Art Meets Super Heroes In Artist Dillon Boy's Work....
There is nothing I enjoy more than finding a cool artists work on Instagram or the Internet, no matter how late to the party I may be. Artist James 'Dillon Boy' Wright has been on the scene for a minute (his Obama 'Hope' poster concoction got him into Time Magazine way back in 2008) and I have seen a few of his pieces over the years. But I just found his Instagram page and was blown away by some of the work he had going on. He has a 'Western Grafitti' series that portrays some of your favorite superheroes in western style get-ups, guns a blazing. Then he has his crazy Disney princess re-creations, or his 'superheros meet real life' mash-ups like 'Nobody Likes The Thing' (my personal fave) which puts these extraordinary characters into real life situations (Thing is getting no likes or comments on Instagram... lol). His shit is dope... and like a typical creative artist he doesn't just stop at the actual artwork. If you look at the contents of his Instagram feed in grid format he takes close ups of his work and makes 6 and 9 square collages that supersize his pieces. A pretty great way to show of the detail of his pieces. So even though I may be a bit late to the party on Dillon Boy's work, it is never to late to give a cat his props when they are due. Check out his Big Cartel store, where you can cop some of his crazy cool art at a relatively cheap price for such a big shot artist. Check out my faves after the jump...
July 16, 2012
Banksy's Street Art... Brought To Life!!!!
My main man Jeff Bond sent me this really cool article detailing the work of New Zealander Linda Radosinska. Linda is a photographer who has decided to recreate some of Banksy's most iconic stencils into real life re-enactments that she set up and photographed. The project is called 'Exit Through The Thrift Shop', and obvious play on the Banksy mockumenatry/documentary 'Exit Through The Gift Shop'. As someone who thinks Banksy's art is quite cool but not someone who knows all that much about his work, I think this photo project is inspired and well played. It is an excellent way to pay homage to the man while at the same time showing just how great his art could be if it was to jump off the wall and come to life. Check out the photo project pics and some of the original art that inspired the project after the jump....
February 1, 2012
Alex Pardee, Skinner & Lamour Supreme Go Ass To Mouth In San Antonio
It is no secret that I am a huge fan of the Zero Friends art collective and everything they do... especially the ringleader of the crew, Alex Pardee. Well Pardee recently teamed with frequent collaborator Skinner and Lamour Supreme down at the Art Slam in San Antonio and they produced their very own Human Centipede to honor the ocassion. Only these guys could take a premise that is as frightening as the ass to mouth torture that is the Human Centipede and take it to an even higher level of horrific with this demonic trifecta. Make sure you click on all the above artists names to see their individual pages and click after the jump for some great photos of the Zero friends Full sequence art piece...
December 6, 2011
Gollum Never Looked So Cool
This is a phenomenal piece of graffiti artwork from artist Smug One featuring Middle Earth's favorite sneak thief Gollum!!! This piece is gigantic and is so detailed... totally awesome. I love it when street artists get a touch of geek in their work. Absolutely spectacular... click after the jump to see the full piece.
October 11, 2011
The Coolest Graffiti In The Galaxy

Here is a slideshow of their findings! Great finds Star Wars Graffiti group!
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