Articles, tagged with "graffiti", page 1

Are you seeing graffiti? This is probably ruffiti. Manhattan is really very colorful in light of the paintings done by one artist on spaces including construction site fences or buildings. His hurriedly painted Scottish terrier like canines evoke a gamut ...

When building these days, there is one material that is more beneficial than wood, concrete, and metals. This product is made from recycled plastic to resemble wood. It is great alternative to use in landscaping, for decking, or recreational equipment. Ch...

Urban art is such a broad term. Graffiti too can mean a 100ft piece of artistic genius or the scrawl that “Tomo Lvz Jen 4 Eva” on a public bathroom door. The proof is in the reception. Graffiti is, in most cases, rightly illegal. Of course that sounds a l...

First, graffiti. Now, ruffiti. Carrying the images of his dogs are the uncontested spaces all over Manhattan like construction site fences or buildings. These portraits of his dogs have been able to generate reactions from dog lovers and those who are not...

What you have here is graffiti. Is it ruffiti? Using construction site fences or buildings as his canvasses, one artist paints his dogs for all of Manhattan to see. These portraits of his dogs have been able to generate reactions from dog lovers and those...

A UK seaside hotel has dramatically increased in value thanks to the surprise addition of Banksy graffiti. The elusive Bristolian street artist is reportedly responsible for spray painting a massive image of a small boy drawing a robot onto the side of...

There are many places where good pictures can be found, but it is easy to overlook them. Often they are camouflaged by their surroundings, or they need to be looked at from a different angle. Sometimes the chance of a picture appears suddenly, and if the ...