The body painting in graffiti. Here’s some pictures of body-painting on girls. Graffiti on girls, I’m sure you’ll love it. Let’s get naked…
From the fabulous site of bodypainting Shriiimp
Great graffiti on this girl. Pure colors!
Beautiful artwork on body by Monk.EK. Is Bodypainting better than tattoo?
I don’t know what’s beautiful here…
Bodypainting by Ensoe
Zion’s body painting on girl
And from the motherfucking FatCap Europe
Canvas ’s not , and will never be the original graffiti support… The real graffiti is vandalism, is on train, walls and its purest form is the tag an nothing else.
It’s a scream, a dirty finger in your ass, we don’t need autorisation to tell you that we’re living, the street belong to us. We’re the king.
But.. but… graffiti became a new form of art, a beautiful an amazing art. If people can’t recognize it now, in 2050 they will suck our dead dicks and put our illegal walls in museum. So let’s appreciate graffiti on canvas, the official support of the “classic” art that took place in the heart of humans before the birth of graffiti.
Pictures were taken in a French exposure in Chatillon. Artists : Dan23, Mask, Simer, Sly2 and Violon. Photographer : Slace for Fatcap.
Beautiful Pete Rock’s portrait by Dan23
Graffiti characters for your eyes pleasure. Don’t believe the hype, that’s a true graffiti discipline. Creating graffiti characters has always been a tradition in graffiti history… Recognize that graffiti characters are so so so fresh!!
Photographer : Lois
Artist and Photographer G8
Photographer: Seetwist
Artists: Bio and Niger
Artist : Wise
Coming soon, for the true metro graffiti lover 84 minutes of pure metro graffiti action. Featuring actions from 20 different systems, including such places as Baltimore, London, Amsterdam, Munich, Yerevan, Paris, Milan and the list goes on!
Keep an eye on metrosexual’s myspace dvd for updates!Metrosexual DVD Trailer
The idea is simple and original:
Take the vibrant and often transient art form of Brazilian graffiti out of its predominantly urban context and apply it to the ancient and permanent walls of an historic rural castle in Scotland.
Yo people, here’s a video graffiti clip of Eroné. Big up for the team.
This video clip, shot at the end of 2002 in the north of France, was an improvisation of the video artist Jacques Mora and the graphic artist Eroné. The camera, put on a rolling fridge, moved according to the artist’s inspiration and recorded him frame by frame. The total rush was 5 minutes long for more than one hour shooting, and the postproduction was begun only one year later. During the editing, done by Cédric Chabuel, the half of the rush was cut off and some illustratives shots were added. The music, signed by Le Marionnettiste, match perfectly with the picture.
Let’s roll with graffiti on trucks. Street art and graffiti are traveling all over the country just for your eye pleasure.
Painted trucks :
Two painted bus by Eon75, and two graffiti on trucks by Unknown (?), and Joose
Another selection of beautiful graffiti on ugly subways and trains… Graffiti make subways feel better! Strictly whole-cars. Enjoy.
A retired NYPD vandal squad cop is about to publish a book about graffiti. The book will also be about being a vandal squad cop, so this should be an interesting read.
The most exiting thing is not only this publication but the fact that a NY vandal squad cop must possess one of the best photo collections of the graffiti history. Many cops appreciate graffiti and take pictures for their job but also for their pleasure. Rumors says that a graffiti legend is working on this project with the retired cop. PowerHouse Books is the publisher of the vandal squad graffiti book.
More Info on graffnews.com
A project by the graffiti artist DAIM, using a system of multi-camera set and a motion-tracking software, which allows him to paint in a bigger space without actually ‘harm’ any walls with spray cans. More information : Daim official site.
The team of Graffiti Research Lab have submitted this amazing technology demonstration . So cool! Ok, ok it’s not indelible, but it’s fun, and the size of the tag is incredible! Which tagger or graffiti artist never dreamt to throw his tag upon an entire building? 
Creating a piece of graffiti art can be a demanding task, especially when you’re working against the clock. Justin Maller shows you how to ease the pain by planning and designing a digital mural in Photoshop.
You want to create your own mural? Like KRS ONE said : ” You must learn!”
The graffiti styles part 5 : The 3D style
We don’t need to explain what is the third dimension… 3D style in graffiti is about reality, illusion, shadow… and magic. Though it’s a complicated graffiti technique, it has an amazing visual effect. Here’s some pictures of 3D graffiti :
Graffiti by Reser, Loomit, UK(?), Unknown, Aien7.
The graffiti styles part 4 : The Wild Style
Here’s a definition of this marvelous and famous graffiti style named Wild Style.
The wild style graffiti is a form of graffiti involving, interlocking letters, arrows, and connecting points. These pieces are often harder to read by non-graffiti artists as the letters merge into one another in an often undecipherable manner. In Wildstyle letters are illegible, abstract, muddled and ornamental, legible only by initiated. It may include arrows, spikes, and other decorative elements depending on the technique used. The numerous layers and shapes make this style extremely difficult to produce homogeneously, which is why developing an original style in this field is seen as one of the greatest artistic challenges to a graffiti writer. The letters have been so transformed as to be rendered arcane to the eyes of non-graffiti artists. Wild Style is, according to many, the Queen discipline of the New York graffiti, the purest graffiti letters style that deserve most consideration.
Artists : Zephir, Netaze, Ras, Say &Zen (Naz), Turi.
Graffiti and photography : the artistic mix!
Another great picture found on Palev Pavlov’s portofolio
Bombing until death !
We’ll talk about this artist later, don’t worry guys…
Graffiti and Subways ?
It’s like : Love and sex, professional athlete and competition, Romeo and Juliette, theory and application…
You know what I mean?
Blek The Rat : The father of Stencils
He begins to paint in 1981, at first with a friend under the collective name of Blek. In 1992, he is condemned for a strong fine to the magistrates’ court for ” degradation of possessions belonging to others “. Since then, he does not paint any more directly on walls, but on posters which he sticks on the wall.
His paintings represent generally anonymous or famous profile life-sized.
Today his work influences thousands of urban artists all over the world and it is not surprising to find in London, New York City or Tokyo artists who claim to belong to his school. Among these the English artist Banksy: ” Every time I paint something, I discover that Blek The Rat already painted it 20 years ago.”
Blek The Rat official sites : Bleklerat and Blek The rat
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