821 Views - Click for Gallery I simply love the work of street artist Husk Mit Navn (in English ‘Remember My Name’). Besides drawing funny colorful characters on posters, in books and in his own strip in the newspaper, he also finds time to make public artworks for the streets of Copenhagen and other Danish cities. In this series of street adornment, he has created a bunch of stereotypical characters found in a park. There is the student on a lunch break, the young couple, the Muslim woman with her blue scarf in her hair, and the old grandpa who chats to everybody in the area. Not very scary at all. Source: huskmitnavn

Street Art Collectives (GALLERY)

Burning Candy

These days graffiti stays up for a day or two before the local authorities wash everything down. So hallelujah for the urban troopers who persist, and for the ones who snap away to eternalize great street…
[Related +/-]

Street Art Scams (VIDEO)

The Banksy Pet Shop

At 89 7th Avenue between West 4th and Bleeker Street in the West Village of New York City, a pet shop opened four days ago without much fanfare. But after a closer look, this definitely isn't your normal…
[Related +/-]

Skeletal Street Art (GALLERY)

Anatomically Correct Graffiti

People are too quick to dismiss street artists as rebellious, out of hand vandalists, but this collection of biology-inspired images shows they really know their stuff when it comes to anatomically correct…
[Related +/-]

Street Art History Lessons (VIDEO)

Pure Evil Pearly Kings

I love these Pearly Kings & Queens which are popping up all over London - and are by a street artist known as Pure Evil. This work, found on a church hoarding, infuses the London tradition of the Pearly…

---

---