More Denver street art from this past summer.
below: A blue astronaut



















More Denver street art from this past summer.
below: A blue astronaut



















There is a lot of street art in Quito. It covers a lot of concrete walls that are part of the city’s infrastructure (supports for elevated roads, walls around buildings, etc). Here is some that I saw in February 2018.
below: Two people, one inside sitting pretty in pink and one outside.

below: A bird in flight. One wing looks like flames while the other wing resembles water. Signed by yo-ho-ho.

below: Many, many faces in pink.

below: Part dragon and part fish?

below: A painting by BEGO

The next few paintings were on a wall surrounding an house that was falling down.



below: This is the last of the photos from the ruined building – note the broken bottles across the top of the wall. That’s very common in Quito… although electric fences seem to be replacing broken glass as a means of keeping trespassers out.

below: Crab (lobster?) hands
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below: Laughing and pointing

below: Someone stole an orange cone.

below: Covering his mouth and I don’t think that it’s because he’s coughing.

below: Me

below: Pasteup over his face, a mouse and a mousetrap

below: Another gorgeous bird. Signed by Pagach? (Pagache?)

below: Painted on a rusty metal gate. Reaching for the skull. I am not sure of the words but if it’s “ponte y las alas” that translates to ‘stand and the wings’ but there are more letters. Any ideas anyone? Painted by Aster in 2017.

below: Resiste

below: Graffiti behind the fence

below: Supay Corpus in a residential area.

below: Someone likes to paint underwear, men’s brief to be more specific.

below: A very realistic portrait of an old man with one green eye open.



And last, there were some word stencils….
below: #2mayo and “ecuador ama la vida” which is ‘ecuador, love life’ is now someone’s love note to Mina.

below: “Sigue to corazon & disfruta el viaje” which means “follow your heart and enjoy the trip”.

below: Natura Insurrecta? and “Mineria responsable cuento miserable”. The direct translation for the latter is “mining responsible, tale miserable”.

Tallinn is the capital city of the small Baltic country Estonia. I was only there for a short time but I did find some street art in the old town and in Kalamaja.
below: The young person on the right is the work of @minaJaLydia. I you look closely, there are two tiny faces to the right of the knees.

below: I am calling this one, The Warrior and his Social Media Hedgehog. They are the work of Edward von Longus

below: Close up of the hedgehog. It needs time in the limelight too.

below: Whatever he was writing on the wall is long gone. This is another work by Edward von Longus.

below: A green and blue planet Earth between two animals (a cat and a ?), by multistab

below: A couple of couples by Linna Sokk but with the theme of domestic violence.

below: Something’s stuck to his forehead… looks like a sheep to me.

below: Not your average Easter Bunny!

below: A multi talented, multi handed, multi tasking elephant!

below: This wall is difficult to see because of the fence – it is part of the old fortress/prison that is no longer open to visitors.

below: The next two are by the same artist, Lume, of LDK crew who is from Naples Italy.


below: In case you can’t read it, the sign that Darth Vader is holding says: “Help me. I need $$$ to build a death star.”







The north wall of the Angel City Brewery has a few large blue triangles painted on it. Those triangles have become the background for a large number of paste-ups and stencils.
below: A young boy with an oxygen mask uses the stump of a very old tree that has been cut down as a table.

below: The statue of liberty holds up a large blue LA glove, by sellout. A black stencil “selfie this” gives the finger, by crisp.

below: Pheobe from New York sits quietly reading about the quiet life.

below: A wall of graffiti.




The following pictures were taken in September 2016. This was my second visit to the area and I have already blogged about my first visit in March 2016. See ‘People of Fashion Street’. A few of the works from the spring still remained in September but there were also a number of changes.
below: The musculature of a man as he walks amongst the skulls and bones of other men, a pasteup by drsc0

below: A mural of a woman’s head (she lasted all summer) by Mr. Cenz

below: A wall with graffiti as well as a painting by neoh of a ballerina whose multi-faceted face appears to be in motion.

below: Pirate, Jolly Roger bombs falling from the sky and a partial Poison pasteup.
If consumed, plan funeral.

below: Bill Murray keeps an eye on that marshmallow guy while Freddie Mercury sings along with the help of a collage of people and images.

below: Freddie Mercury again, this time with a starry eyed tiger.

below: Another street art collection on Fashion Street. The top pieces are the same as seen in March but there have been changes on the bottom.

below: The top part of the wall above. Still here – Stikki peaches James Dean paste up man, Rebel with a cause. A purple beaver, pistachio shell art, and a drawing by costah complete the picture.

below: Additions to the lower part of the wall. Face the Strange and Endless coca cola cans with visual innuendo. Also, someone is trying to tell us that they are well and they are happy although they look quite blue and empty.

below: Face the Strange lego headed man and a partial City Kitty face

below: Syd’s ‘why so serious?’ Joker was there before as was the image of Liza Minnelli in the red and white top. Unfortunately the paper has been torn from wrdsmith’s typewriter so the words can’t be read anymore.

below: An endless woman, a dog and a man with a green tie.

below: Under the watchful eye of a surveillance camera, a taosuz poster warning you about the harmful effects of icons. Can you name the people?
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below: You see things and say why?…. but I dream things and say why not? The sunset mural is by Low Tech Designs, a group of artists who work with youth to teach them graffiti skills and to promote the positive side of graffiti.

below: No Banksy no cry

below: A mural painted in the memory of Muhammad Ali who died June 4, 2016.

below: The many abstract faces of Costprice.

below: Two between the doors.

below: Gava? Oui, gava.

below: A soldier on horseback, and a targeted mother and kids.

below: Black and white drawing of folded paper – a sculptural forms of a rabbit nipping at the tail of a fox. It’s the work of Annatomix.

below: A child in motion.

below: The last two photos were actually taken on Commercial Street but close to where Fashion Street joins it.

below: Gold Dragonfish = endangered, and E D of London. Both closed.

Bologna Italy, March 2016

below: Sneakers by K2m














below: Two pieces by kocore



below: Make peace or dead, by exitenter


below: The fox and the grapes, by exitenter, probably a reference to Aesops fable. When the fox couldn’t reach the grapes, it pretended that the grapes were sour. The “lesson” from the fable being that there are many people who pretend to despise and belittle things that are beyond their reach.


A few little things that I spotted in Bach Lane, Fitzroy

below: A masked fox ready to spray

below: A birdie threesome

below: A typewriter, a face, and a black cat


below: A simple green monster

Heaps of neat street art that I saw one day while walking around Footscray.



below: Wanna play? by Mika


below: Larissa McFarlane is responsible for the paste-ups of people doing handstands that are around Melbourne. I saw two instances of them in Footscray.













There isn’t much street art in the town of Bendigo – or I was wasn’t in the right part of town. The five pictures below is all that I saw.
below: You’ve just been given the bird. Peace.

below: A supercalifragilistic stencil

below: Three women on walls.


