#graffiti artist collaborations

[dippedanddripped]

Modernica x Futura X Martha Cooper - Break Train Coffee Table & Pillow

[anntoz]

collaboration kali ini begitu sangat menyenangkan bersama @_orse di toko baru @repliksgraffstore dalam acara @lord.miel terima kasih semua teman teman untuk acaranya 🐯🐯💥💥 #graffiti #graffiticharacter #graffitifuturism #art #mural #abstractart #abstrak #fullcolor #nice #collaboration #graffitiabstract #illustration #artist #design #painting #drawing #tiger #patterns #patterndesign (at REPLIKSGRAFFITISTORE) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co7EjEFyl2l/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[maxthevirus]

!2/11/22 Leake Street, so good to be back in its crazy organic vibes, layers constantly being added to and the great ability to really connect to those who like your work. Tourists really enjoy the space and seemed to enjoy this flower version of Max The Virus. Really enjoyed meeting Ghost Format whose ghost character interacted with Max The Virus with some fun results. The Smurf version is still standing! 

[linkandorf]

Paint Roller!

I already drew Paint Roller myself for the Kirby Character Project, but I didn't have the heart to leave him out of the guest artist collaboration, so just nobody tell him okay? His art style is very simple and flat but really appealing because of it. It's like striking graffiti or something. As an artist that's always on the move, it makes sense his art would be so simple, I suppose. Seems like all these artists have the same abilities.... none of them have any side hobbies or anything? Maybe cooking or something? Guess not.

[vestaignis]

Дмитрий Аске - московский художник "уличной волны". Dmitry Aske is a Moscow “street wave” artist.

Дмитрий Аске — российский художник, который пришел в современное искусство, имея за плечами опыт граффити-райтера. Родился в 1985 г. в Москве, учился на графического дизайнера. С 2000-х гг. занимался граффити, иллюстрацией и графическим дизайном. Аске разработал собственную узнаваемую стилистику: художник составляет изображение из нескольких сотен фрагментов, напоминая мозаику, рельеф и витраж, заполненных яркими локальными цветами. При этом стиль этих объемных картин отсылает к компьютерной графике, напоминая кадры из анимационных фильмов или изображения, увиденные в очках виртуальной реальности. Сам Аске говорит, что на его творчество повлияли Lego, видеоигры, советские мозаики и плакаты, которые остались в его памяти с детства.

Художник сотрудничал с такими известными брендами, как Nike, Reebok, Sony PlayStation и др. С 2005 г. участвует в групповых выставках в Бельгии, Великобритании, Германии, Мексике, России, США. Первая персональная выставка состоялась в 2016 г. во VLADEY Space. Работы находятся в частных российских коллекциях. В настоящее время Дмитрий Аске создает уличные крупноформатные скульптуры и интерьерные многослойные рельефы из фанеры.

Dmitry Aske is a Russian artist who came to contemporary art with experience as a graffiti writer. Born in 1985 in Moscow, he studied to become a graphic designer. Since the 2000s worked in graffiti, illustration and graphic design. Aske has developed his own recognizable style: the artist composes an image from several hundred fragments, reminiscent of mosaic, relief and stained glass, filled with bright local colors. At the same time, the style of these three-dimensional paintings refers to computer graphics, reminiscent of frames from animated films or images seen in virtual reality glasses. Aske himself says that his work is influenced by Lego, video games, Soviet mosaics and posters, which remained in his memory from childhood.

The artist has collaborated with such famous brands as Nike, Reebok, Sony PlayStation, etc. Since 2005, he has participated in group exhibitions in Belgium, Great Britain, Germany, Mexico, Russia, and the USA. The first personal exhibition took place in 2016 at VLADEY Space. The works are in private Russian collections. Currently, Dmitry Aske creates outdoor large-format sculptures and interior multi-layered plywood reliefs.

Источник://mydecor.ru/news/art/dmitrii-aske-prosto-tirazhirovat-krasivye-kartinki-mne-neinteresno/, //frida.foundation/index/index.php?view=details&id=127%3A----&pop=1&tmpl=component&option=com_eventlist&lang=de, /crossarea.ru/street-art/artists/dmitrij-aske/, /artguide.com/posts/1721, vladey.net/ru/artist/dmitriy-aske.

[ice-block]

I love seeing graffiti on cargo trains because they travel all over you know? Many of them stop in several major cities or even go from coast to coast on their tracks. Did this train pick up that tag in Atlanta or Detroit? Does the person tagging in Chicago know next week that tag will arrive in la? That another artist will add their tag right next to it? A collaborative art piece from people who will likely never meet?

[lullabyes22-blog]

Forward, but Never Forget/XOXO - Ch: 23 - Sumpside Waltz (Part II)

The streets widen. Vi's steps slow. Ahead, a wall is bathed in a halo of lustrous lantern-orange light. A knot of Fissurefolk are gathered under its glow. Some smoke cigarettes and whisper somberly among themselves. Others kneel, their features cast in shadow. Their lips stir; their heads are bowed.

Vi realizes they are praying. To what, she can't tell. But whatever they believe in, it's not a goddess flung from the sky.

Their faith is rooted in flesh.

Her sister's flesh.

Vi stops short. Her eyes take in the mural. It covers the wall in its entirety. Gang insignias splash the charred base. Layers upon layers, an impasto chronicling the fall-and-rise of the Undercity's history. First the purple ruff of the Sledgerunners. Then the red carnation of Corina Veraza. Third, the stylized filigree of the Hush Company. Fourth, the vertical pistol of the Slickjaws.

Last is the Eye of Zaun—a typographical twist of Silco's name. A taunt in plain sight.

The mural itself is a masterclass of collaborative styles. Dozens of artists have contributed with angular scrawls of graffiti; cartoonish caricatures of folk art; cubist abstractions of bas relief. And yet the central figure is unmistakable. A girl balanced on a rocket like a surfboard. Her blue braids fly in twin comets. Her grin is both bloodthirsty and sugar-crazed.

VISIT ZAUN BEFORE ZAUN VISITS YOU.

A rallying cry for chaos.

AO3 - Forward, But Never Forget/XOXO

FFnet - Forward, But Never Forget (XOXO)

Playlists, Fanarts & Meta

Summary:  Zaun is free—and must grow into its unfamiliar new dimensions. So must Silco and Jinx. A what-if that diverges midway through the events of episode 8. Found family and fluff, politics and power, smut and slice-of-life, villainy and vengeance.

Tagging List:

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[longliveblackness]

Jean-Michel Basquiat was an influential American artist known for his neo-expressionist and graffiti-inspired artwork during the 1980s. Here's a brief summary of his life:

Jean-Michel Basquiat was born on December 22, 1960, in Brooklyn, New York City. He had a tumultuous upbringing and dropped out of high school at an early age. Basquiat started as a street artist in the late 1970s, using the pseudonym SAMO (short for "same old shit"). His graffiti was characterized by its social and political commentary.

In the early 1980s, Basquiat transitioned from street art to the art world, gaining recognition for his raw and emotionally charged paintings. He often combined text and imagery in his work, addressing themes like race, identity, and class. His unique style and powerful visual storytelling quickly made him a prominent figure in the art scene.

Basquiat collaborated with the artist Andy Warhol, and their work together was widely recognized. His art was featured in numerous exhibitions, and he became one of the youngest artists to exhibit at the prestigious Kestner-Gesellschaft gallery in Germany.

Despite his meteoric rise, Basquiat's life was marred by personal struggles, including issues with substance abuse.

Tragically, he died of a heroin overdose on August 12, 1988, at the age of 27.

Today, Jean-Michel Basquiat's artwork is celebrated for its profound impact on contemporary art, and his paintings continue to fetch high prices at auctions. His legacy lives on as a symbol of artistic innovation and social commentary.

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Jean-Michel Basquiat fue un artista estadounidense influyente durante la década de los 80. Fue conocido por sus obras de arte neoexpresionistas e inspiradas en el graffiti. He aquí un breve resumen de su vida:

Nació el 22 de diciembre de 1960 en Brooklyn, Nueva York. Tuvo una crianza tumultuosa y abandonó la escuela secundaria a una edad temprana. Basquiat comenzó como artista callejero a finales de la década de los 70, utilizando el seudónimo SAMO (abreviatura de same old shit, "la misma mierda de siempre"). Su graffiti se caracterizó por su comentario social y político.

A principios de la década de 80, Basquiat hizo la transición del arte callejero al mundo del arte, ganando reconocimiento por sus pinturas puras y cargadas de emociones. A menudo combinaba texto e imágenes en su trabajo, abordando temas como raza, identidad y clase. Su estilo único y su poderosa narración visual lo convirtieron rápidamente en una figura prominente en la escena artística.

Basquiat colaboró ​​con el artista Andy Warhol y su trabajo conjunto fue ampliamente reconocido. Su arte apareció en numerosas exposiciones y se convirtió en uno de los artistas más jóvenes en exponer en la prestigiosa galería Kestner-Gesellschaft en Alemania.

A pesar de su meteórico ascenso, la vida de Basquiat se vio empañada por luchas personales, incluidos problemas de abuso de sustancias.

Trágicamente, murió de una sobredosis de heroína el 12 de agosto de 1988, a la edad de 27 años.

Hoy en día, la obra de arte de Jean-Michel Basquiat es celebrada por su profundo impacto en el arte contemporáneo, y sus pinturas siguen alcanzando altos precios en las subastas. Su legado sigue vivo como símbolo de innovación artística y comentario social.

[metfell]

i love artists i love artists so much i love digital painters and calligraphers and digital mixed media artists and digital sculptors and i love traditional painters and traditional animators and traditional sketchers and traditional sculptors and miniature makers and graffiti artists and people who make super abstract art and people who spend hours honing the texture of dirt to make it as real as possible i love art with ten layers of symbolism and i love art with no meaning at all i love "weird" art that confuses people i love art that scares people i love art thats literally made from your blood sweat and tears i love art thats done on a napkin at lunch with a ballpoint pen i love seeing people learn to draw for the first time and i love seeing someone pick up a pencil after years of not creating and make something again i love people sculpting or painting for others i love people making a collage of all their favorite things i love when that collage is a digital web weave i love when writing is crossed with visual art to make a beautiful collaboration i love art so fucking much i think we should all make things forever and make stuff weve never tried to make before and make things with our friends and write our signatures on it together i love art so much

[virtuoso-spybot]

PASCAL, THE ONE AND ONLY.

ASAS THE TITLE SUGGESTS, I GO BY PASCAL. I'M A SPYBOT ARTIST THAT SPECIALIZES IN GRAFFITI AND GENERALLY ANYTHING THATTHAT USES SPRAY PAINT. PLEASE DON'T POINT OUT MY STUTTER.

I DON'T HAVE A SET HOME, I JUST KINDA GO WHEREVER. ESPECIALLY AT NIGHT.

I KNOW A FEW GUYS.

SYLVESTER @physically-synthetic-engibot - FRIENDBOT... GUY... THING... <3

SPYBOTS @emotionally-anxious-spybots - BEST FRIENDSFRIENDS!! EXCEPT SISYPHUS. FUCK YOU SISYPHUS.

SAMMY @mentally-feral-sniperbot - BEST STUDENT I COULD ASKASK FOR, EVEN IF HE STRUGGLES TO PAY ATTENTION SOMETIMES.

ESMÉ @mentally-joyful-demobot - LESBOT.

BOXSPY @emotionally-boxedin-spy - DEAR GOD HELP ME.

everything past 'keep reading' is ooc!

Pascal is a spybot around the mental age of 16 with a troubled past he has yet to disclose to anyone. He feels a deep sense of anxiety when stepping into a workshop, unless its the one Sylvester lives in.

Pascal goes by he/him by default, but doesn't mind being called anything else. If you were to ask him what his gender is, he'd reply with "EVERYTHING AT THE SAME TIME."

#rainbow paint splatter - talking tag

#requests? critiques? - ask tag

#stuff i found - reblog tag

#dedicated to pascal - things made for pascal

#collaborative work - reblog chains/rps

thank you magicalboything for the dividers!!

[supersonicart]

Taylor Schultek's "Chaotic Neutral."

Currently on view at Gallery Poulsen in Copenhagen until April 29th, 2023 is artist Taylor Schultek's solo exhibition, "Chaotic Neutral."

New York-based painter Taylor Schultek, who first appeared at Gallery Poulsen in 2016, has become an integral component of the gallery's identity through two solo exhibitions and numerous group shows both in Copenhagen and at international art fairs. Schultek now prepares to launch his third solo exhibition in collaboration with Gallery Poulsen, titled Chaotic Neutral, which features hyperrealist representations of contemporary urban life.

Schultek's urban landscapes weave together subcultures, modern narratives, and virtual spaces, drawing from his personal experiences in New York City, memories, and digital realms to depict our current place in time. Schultek's artistic practice is rooted in graffiti, which informed his understanding of urban life's nuances and expressions. His figurative narratives blend elements such as personal interests, intimate city spaces, technological advancements, and societal anxieties. Simultaneously, his works incorporate digital aesthetics, using back alleys, underground tunnels, trains, rooftops, and virtual spaces to construct an autobiographical space balancing between fiction and reality. While Schultek's paintings may appear dystopian, they serve as a means for both the artist and the viewer to engage with and appreciate the present moment, reflecting on their relationships with their ever-evolving surroundings.

THE SUPERSONIC ART SHOP | FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM

[dippedanddripped]

Adidas x IRAK Supernova Cushion 7

[afrotumble]

Kitui Town (Kenya) mural from a collaboration between renowned Kenyan artists and a few Kitui town kids. Artists Swift Graffiti, Bankslave and Chelwek Chela steered the mural with kitui based artist Sirdee Arts KE.

[ndm1717]

hogwarts houses as types of academia

gryffindor: light academia:

Reading: Engaging in reading classic literature, poetry, and philosophical works. This includes works by authors such as Shakespeare, Jane Austen, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Virginia Woolf, and many others.

Writing: Writing poetry, journal entries, essays, or even creating fictional stories. Embracing the act of writing as a means of self-expression and intellectual exploration.

Study sessions: Spending time in cozy, book-filled spaces to study or discuss academic topics with friends. This could involve reading groups, literary discussions, or even collaborative projects.

Visiting libraries and bookstores: Exploring libraries and bookshops, reveling in the atmosphere of knowledge and discovery. Browsing through old, weathered books and discovering hidden literary gems.

Art appreciation: Visiting art galleries and museums to admire classical artworks and contemplate their meanings. Drawing, painting, or sketching as a form of self-expression or relaxation.

Intellectual discussions: Engaging in deep conversations about literature, philosophy, history, or any other intellectual pursuits. Exchanging ideas and perspectives with like-minded individuals.

Tea and coffee rituals: Enjoying a cup of tea or coffee while reading, writing, or engaging in intellectual discussions. Embracing the cozy and contemplative atmosphere these beverages provide.

Nature walks: Taking leisurely walks in natural settings such as parks, gardens, or countryside areas. Appreciating the beauty of nature and finding inspiration in the peaceful surroundings.

Vintage fashion: Embracing classic and timeless fashion styles inspired by the early to mid-20th century. This may include tweed jackets, cardigans, vintage dresses, Oxford shoes, and accessories like bowties or berets.

Academic pursuits: Pursuing academic interests through formal education, self-study, or research. Embracing a lifelong love of learning and intellectual curiosity.

slytherin: chaotic academia:

Exploring Esoteric Topics: Chaotic academics often find themselves drawn to obscure and esoteric subjects that may not be part of mainstream academia. This could include anything from ancient mythology to quantum physics to postmodern literature.

Creating Artistic Mashups: The aesthetic of chaotic academia involves blending different artistic styles, mediums, and influences to create unique works of art. This could mean mixing classical paintings with modern graffiti or combining poetry with experimental music.

Hosting Salon-style Gatherings: Instead of traditional academic conferences or seminars, chaotic academics may prefer hosting informal gatherings or salons where ideas are freely exchanged over cups of tea or glasses of wine. These events often encourage interdisciplinary discussions and creative collaborations.

Experimenting with Fashion: Chaotic academia embraces a diverse range of fashion styles that reflect the individuality and eccentricity of its practitioners. This could include vintage clothing, thrift store finds, and DIY creations, all mixed together in unexpected combinations.

Engaging in Performance Art: Performance art is a common form of expression within chaotic academia, allowing practitioners to explore complex ideas and emotions through live performance. This could involve anything from avant-garde theater to interactive installations to spoken word poetry.

Creating Zines and DIY Publications: Zines are small, self-published magazines that often feature personal essays, artwork, and other creative content. Chaotic academics may produce zines as a way to share their ideas and connect with like-minded individuals outside of traditional academic channels.

Participating in Protest and Activism: Chaotic academia is often intertwined with social and political activism, with practitioners using their knowledge and creativity to advocate for change. This could involve participating in protests, organizing community events, or using art as a form of resistance.

Exploring Alternative Lifestyles: Chaotic academics may embrace unconventional lifestyles that prioritize creativity, self-expression, and personal growth over traditional notions of success or stability. This could include living in intentional communities, practicing minimalism, or pursuing nomadic lifestyles.

ravenclaw: dark academia:

Reading Classic Literature: Engage in reading classic literature from authors such as Fyodor Dostoevsky, Edgar Allan Poe, or Oscar Wilde. Dark academia enthusiasts often prioritize literature that explores themes of existentialism, tragedy, and the human condition.

Visiting Libraries and Bookstores: Spend time in old, atmospheric libraries and bookstores, surrounded by towering shelves of books. Delve into dusty volumes and lose yourself in the scent of aged paper and leather bindings.

Writing: Embrace writing as a form of self-expression. Keep a journal, write poetry, or work on a novel. Dark academia often celebrates the act of writing as a way to grapple with complex emotions and ideas.

Exploring History and Philosophy: Dive into the depths of history and philosophy, exploring ancient civilizations, political theories, and ethical dilemmas. Engage in deep discussions and debates with fellow enthusiasts.

Attending Lectures and Cultural Events: Attend lectures, seminars, and cultural events such as art exhibitions, theater performances, and classical music concerts. Immerse yourself in intellectual discourse and appreciate the beauty of human creativity.

Studying in Old Buildings and Cafés: Find a quiet corner in an old university building or atmospheric café to study or work on academic pursuits. Surround yourself with the ambiance of stained glass windows, creaky wooden floors, and dim lighting.

Wearing Vintage and Classic Clothing: Embrace a wardrobe inspired by vintage and classic styles, featuring tailored blazers, tweed jackets, turtleneck sweaters, and pleated skirts. Incorporate accessories like leather satchels, fountain pens, and round glasses to complete the look.

Exploring Gothic Architecture and Landscapes: Wander through gothic cathedrals, ivy-covered university buildings, and sprawling estates with overgrown gardens. Dark academia aesthetics often draw inspiration from the haunting beauty of gothic architecture and landscapes.

Creating Art and Music: Express your creativity through art, music, or other forms of artistic expression. Experiment with drawing, painting, photography, or playing musical instruments to capture the essence of dark academia.

Engaging in Thoughtful Reflection: Take time for introspection and self-reflection, pondering life's existential questions and grappling with the complexities of the human experience. Embrace solitude as a means of deepening your understanding of yourself and the world around you.

hufflepuff: cottagecore academia:

Reading Retreats: Creating cozy reading nooks filled with vintage books, plush cushions, and warm blankets. Spend hours immersed in literature, from classic novels to poetry and philosophy.

Nature Walks and Studies: Take leisurely strolls through meadows, forests, and gardens to observe plants, animals, and landscapes. Keep journals to document your observations and sketches of flora and fauna.

Herbalism and Botany: Learn about medicinal plants and their uses, cultivate a small herb garden, and experiment with herbal remedies and teas. Incorporate botanical illustrations into your study materials and decorate your space with pressed flowers and botanical prints.

Arts and Crafts: Explore traditional handicrafts such as knitting, embroidery, quilting, and pottery. Create beautiful handmade items inspired by nature and rustic living, adding a personal touch to your surroundings.

Cooking and Baking: Embrace the joy of home cooking using fresh, seasonal ingredients. Experiment with heirloom recipes and traditional cooking methods, preserving jams and pickles, and baking rustic bread and pastries.

Philosophical Discussions: Engage in deep conversations about ethics, spirituality, and the human condition. Host intimate gatherings with friends or participate in online forums to exchange ideas and perspectives.

Musical Pursuits: Learn to play musical instruments such as the piano, violin, or acoustic guitar. Practice folk tunes, classical compositions, or create your own melodies inspired by nature and the countryside.

Writing and Journaling: Keep a reflective journal to record thoughts, experiences, and observations. Explore creative writing through poetry, short stories, or essays inspired by the natural world and your personal journey.

Historical Research: Delve into the history of rural life, folklore, and traditional crafts. Visit local museums, libraries, and archives to uncover the stories and traditions of past generations.

Sustainability and Self-Sufficiency: Embrace sustainable living practices such as composting, recycling, and reducing waste. Learn practical skills like gardening, food preservation, and DIY home repairs to foster self-sufficiency and minimize your ecological footprint.

[dca-fanart-gallery]

Hi Palooza denizens! We are so happy with how the discord has grown over its first month and to celebrate we would like to host a little anniversary event over the next few days: An opportunity to be in the discord’s banner by participating in a collaborative magma project!

In a few days we will be opening a magma board so that members of the palooza can collaborate together and create our official banner for the discord server! To join in all you have to do is RSVP via the sesh.bot post in the #event-schedule channel! Then on June 20th we will be letting people into the magma- not to draw but to reserve a spot on the board for their sona (this is to make sure everyone who wants to join in has enough space). Finally on June 21st we will formally open the magma for people to begin the collab!

We hope for as many people as possible to join in, and large collabs can be very chaotic- so please please make sure to read the rules and our guide before participating!

Thank you so much for helping us reach this far! It has been so heartwarming to see what was once just a small project, grow so big and reach out to so many people. It has been our greatest pleasure to be apart of something so wonderful <3

How to participate:

You must be a part of the Palooza Discord in order to join, as we will drop the magma link in the server. -RSVP to the sesh bot Banner Event on discord (this helps us figure out how much space everyone needs) -Join the magma on the designated day (TBD) to ‘reserve’ your character space, Which is on 20th June. -When the magma is officially opened, draw your character with others on the page. Sonas and AU characters are fine!

Make sure you finish your addition to the banner in a timely manner! Layers with unfinished drawings will be hidden after a couple of days.

Rules:

No NSFW

Signatures won't be legible at the size the header will be displayed, so no text please!

Be considerate of the amount of space you are taking up on the banner with your addition.

ADD don't DETRACT: does what you are doing add to the artists work, or are you just defacing/graffiti-ing for a joke?

Finish your drawing once you have started.

Only one character/sona per account.

Please refer to the Trigger warning list in Announcement and avoid doing those!

And lastly, have some fun with everyone!

Event duration: June 20th- June 30th 2023

☆ Stay tuned for more upcoming events! ☆

[young7b7stroysocks]

LODB’s first garment collaboration features passionate, all-city graffiti artist ‘hellz’. Kind of funny im collaborating with hellz during Ramadan, he’s actually a very nice positive guy; anyways my names kevyn as you may know which rhymes with my favorite things ‘7’ and ‘heaven’ so out of that ‘heaven n hellz’ is born. Our love for art and NYCS art culture that built us lead us on this road here along with all the ascendance of our interpersonal journey from hell to heaven as a spiritual state of being, learning to balance your yin with your yang to become your best self in the sight of your highest self, the higher power and/or Allah Subhana Wata’Ala.