Daily Graffiti
Triforce symbols and 8-bit Rupee sprites from the Zelda games adorn a gate in Cork, Ireland thanks to this clever piece submitted to our Geek Graffiti Flickr Pool by Starman Super.
Triforce symbols and 8-bit Rupee sprites from the Zelda games adorn a gate in Cork, Ireland thanks to this clever piece submitted to our Geek Graffiti Flickr Pool by Starman Super.
Darth Vader flexing his flavor in front of a GLOS piece spotted in London by Ed Dempsi.
UK artist and designer INSA was invited by The Project and Ironlak to animate a mural on the outside wall of their studio. This isn’t PhotoShop trickery, the artist actually painted the wall over and over again, taking pictures in between, to create the rad animated GIF that you see above. Crazy.
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Spider-Man and Red Hulk take on an army of Moloids in this graffiti mural by Probs and Izer. Comic heads might recognize this as Joe Madureira’s style from his run on The Avenging Spider-Man which has some of my favorite Spidey/Hulk drawings probably ever and really makes me wish Spider-Man was in The Avengers movie.
In Macau, China, there sits a 13-foot tall, 200-foot long mural made up of 85,794 Rubik’s Cubes. Seriously.
The project was created by Toronto-based Cube Works Studio, known for contorting Rubik’s Cubes into art. The mural hit the 2013 Guiness Book of World Records for the world’s largest Rubik’s Cube Mosaic. Fucking incredible to say the absolute least about the project.
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Super fancy Lord of the Rings street art featuring Gandalf and Gollum. This piece was added to our Geek Graffiti Flickr Group which you should totally join so you can help us spread our combined love of geek and street culture. Plus, it’s just plain nice to look at, so yeah.
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Crazy piece by Soker vibing the likes of Wolverine, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man, and The Thing. Added to our Geek Graffiti Flickr group by Pr.Dre.
Yoshi Shinkawa’s artwork of Raiden from the MGS series transformed into two colossal street art murals by the End Of The Line art collective for Konami’s nationwide Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance campaign in the UK.
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Giant Snorlax chalk graffiti spotted by fuzzcat.
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This is the snarky 8-bit art of melonjaywalk. Each piece has a pretty unique story, for example, here’s the story behind the “Mario Fag” piece:
This was done..
As..
I dunno’. It’s half a response to the question ‘why do you like video games so much’. Well, Mario’s not gonna’ complain about the state of the economy, or call me an abomination and tell me who I can’t marry, or criticize the way I dress, etc.
So how could I not prefer videogames to real life.
Or something.
Check out the artist’s deviantART page for more awesome art with equally awesome stories behind each piece.
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Opportunity not missed.
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Captain Höek and Cadet Stimpy in street art form from the episode “Space Madness” which always creeped me out as a kid. The whole thing about eating soap always made me queasy.
Entire “Space Madness” episode embedded below for great justice.
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Huge-ass Mega Man piece by ANO.
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