Another Great Shepard Fairey Piece...

Taken from Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier's recent art show "Crazy Cult". Inspiration came from the classic John Carpenter movie "They Live".

This Is How You Market A Movie...

Several of the popular 7-Eleven stores in the U.S have been transformed into "Kwik-E-Marts"! This is absolutely genius!
What fascinates me about this is the fact that they would not have to promote this movie at all and it would make a ridiculous amount of money but they still go to the trouble of doing something different that has never been done before.

Photos Via Hypebeast

Doing Something Different...

I love street art (NOT Graffiti) and always have, always will. No matter what other people say, in my opinion it will always be the most accessible form of art for everybody. I especially love it when new artists enter the scene with something brand new that has never been done before.

This piece was created by a very clever lady named "Anna" from Baltimore but placed in Manchester. I have to say that the use of textiles within the street art world is a very rare thing but this is absolutely genius. Like good art it looks great and gives you something to think about.

Lets hope that she keeps up with this and comes up with some more pieces. The bad thing about any art is that someone can create an amazing piece but then disappear as quick as they came about.

People Ask Me Why Adi Granov Is My Favourite Comic Artist of the Moment ...

See for yourself.

The dying art of the movie poster.

I'm not sure about the film at the moment but I think this poster is fantastic. More and more studios are getting lazy with their posters and resort to just using the cast against a shitty back drop. More imagination should be put into promoting movies if people are worried cinema visits are dropping.