Madrid’s most original street artist, SpY, takes urban elements and then puts them back again, albeit with a slightly new twist to their original form.

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Urban knitting is a new way of doing graffiti. Check out the images, and see more here.

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Link via Scene 360 Illusion

Moss Graffiti via greenupgrader

The open source graffiti project - “The Free Range Duck Project” once again lets you design the next sticker.
The winning design will be sent round the world for free - a great chance to spread your work!

www.freerangeduck.com/?p=46

Just stumbled a really cool video from Lovely Productions

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Hip-hop design, graffiti and stuff.

Project entitled “Mossenger” by Anna Garforth. The artist states “Living, breathing graffiti. An on-going project experimenting with public space and street art, the moss acts as a healthy alternative to spray paints, eventually colonising and taking over the wall.” -Adriana de Barros, from Scene 360

3 Mobile and Don’t Panic are looking for a designer to create a poster as part of a street ad campaign, and there’s a prize of £500 ($900).

Mobile Broadband is a service offered by 3 that gives customers access to the internet on their PC or laptop using a USB modem and 3’s HSDPA network. Mobile Broadband and dongles are becoming more widely understood but there is still an education job to do to communicate their benefits, and that’s where Don’t Panic comes in.

We wanted to organise a competition that allowed artists and creative types as much freedom as possible, while still creating a visual message which related to 3’s mobile dongle (they are offering you £500 after all!). We want you to create a personal, unique piece of work representing freedom, communication, locality or whatever you can draw from 3’s mobile-broadband Dongle. You can take any part of it as your inspiration: it’s name, it’s functionality, it’s colour scheme, mobilisation, the internet, whatever.

As well as a £500 cash prize, the winner (as selected from a publically voted shortlist) will also have their work reproduced as part of a limited edition collection of posters available through east London, as well as being used in a flyer poster campaign and included on stickers inside the Don’t Panic packs. The collection will be exhibited in the Truman Brewery in October where the winner can come down and showcase their skills in a live art studio with some of the UKs leading creative artists.

This is a chance for you to shine, to create something cool, desirable and beautiful and have it seen via various media throughout the world.
If you’re interested in submitting a piece of work, please head over to www.dontpaniconline.com/threestreetwork/ for the full brief.

The competition opens for submissions worldwide on 1 Sept and run until 28 Sept

“hello darkness my old friend, I’ve come to talk with you again.” In one continuous line.

Personal work, water colour and ink. Also check out some of my other stuff via behance network at http://www.behance.net/DamonC

Awesome French abstract illustration artists at editionpopulaire.