Facebook’s Office Murals by David Choe worth $200 Million
Feb 04
David Choe, a graffiti artist who painted the graffiti murals for Facebook’s headquarters in Palo Alto, California, is now worth $200 Million. In 2005, Choe was approached by Mark Zuckerberg to paint murals on the walls of Facebook’s first office. When the project was finished, he was paid in shares instead of cash and those shares are now worth $200 million. Now his paintings were cut from...
The Art of Meggs
Jan 06
Meggs is a well known street artist from Melbourne, Australia. He usually uses aerosol and stencils to make very bold and expressive paintings. He is also one of the founding members of Everfresh Studios, Australia’s most renowned street art collectives. He has made numerous solo exhibits and large mural works. His artworks are being sold in various auctioneers in Paris, Sydney and London....
Brush with Death
Dec 14
This is a video about Niko who vows to avenge the death of his twin brother via freak paint accident. Now, he has sworn to destroy all art wherever he goes. Designer’s Depot: the best source for artists, designers and art...
Giant Graffiti artwork by A’shop
Nov 16
The A’shop graffiti crew spent almost 2 weeks making this giant five storey mural known as the “N.D.G. Project”, which was aptly named because of it’s location. This was inspired the work of Czech art nouveau painter Alphinse Mucha. The A’shop graffiti crew consisting of Fluke, Guillaume Lapointe, Antonin Lambert, DoDo Ose and Bruno Rathbone from Montreal. via:...
Call for submission of artworks for Viz Media ART FOR HOPE
Aug 31
VIZ Media is reaching out to visual, graphic and manga/comic-inspired artists all over the world to submit original work and participate in ART FOR HOPE, it is a special limited edition digital art book anthology, to be sold through VIZManga.com and the VIZ Manga App for iOS devices, with 100% of net proceeds supporting ongoing disaster relief efforts in Japan. Artists interested in submitting...
Tron Legacy Aerosol Mural
May 31
End of the Line, along with Distillery Productions and Toby Summerskill, have filmed the first 3D Graffiti Time-lapse. This was made in order to document the production of a painted promo for Disney’s Tron: Legacy this is the final 2D edit. This project was filmed in December 2010 and January 2011, in a warehouse in Shoreditch with the exterior shots taken from the rooftops of East London. It...
