Australian Street Artist Dave “Meggs” Hooke came up to the Endeavor Snowboards’ design office in September to paint some custom installations, including the largest wall mural he has ever done. Meggs’ also offers up insights into the art scene and his inspirations.
The first in a series of content films Endeavor will be releasing this fall, Meggs captures the dedication of Endeavor Snowboards bringing art to snowboard design.
Spotted this joint over at Juxtapoz. Now if only I can figure out where in London this wall is….
No, this has nothing to do with STDs. We’re talking music and art here….oh yes.
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Remember, every time you don’t support art….a baby panda gets stabbed by a unicorn.
Hell yea! The homie Dane sent me over some pics from his latest street art movement, DST to Infinity. The imagery that comes out of his imagination is pretty unique. He reminds me of a more street version of Derek Hess which is what originally drew me to his work.
Check out more of his work below…
“L.A. based street artist Retna, took some time to talk with L.A.’s newest website LAFWD.org to discuss his newest piece that can be seen in Downtown L.A.’s skid row called “Blessed Are The Meek.” The mural was created with fellow artist El Mac and photographer Estevan Oriol for The Jonah Project, a church operating in a converted warehouse on 6th St. and Crocker Street.”
Shoutout to Kristen for the heads up.
“I take huge influence from comics and street signage but I add my own subversive twist.” – Pahnl
Ok, I know every art blog and their moms will be posting art basel shots so I won’t bombard you with too much from the Miami event. I spotted this over at Molotow and had to share with you nerds. Crazy colors…crazy
Ok...enough about me.
