KYEO: Jerry Garcia Stencils in the Haight
If you’re going to spot Jerry Garcia graffiti you can bet your bong it’s See the rest »
KYEO: Banksy in Carmel?
Spotted this while driving into Carmel this weekend.
While it’s on the most English of hotels in town and vaguely Banksy-ish in style …
… it’s not Banksy. See the rest »
KYEO: Stenciled Boy in Dogpatch
Something about how far this boy has to look for a patch of chain-link covered sky grabbed me and said, “snap a pic with your crappy iPhone camera, will ya?” So here it is.
If you’re in Dogpatch it’s at the foot of the old Fire Station 16 on Tennessee (between 20th & 21st).
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Gift: Stenciled Tees from Ed Roth’s Stencil 1 and Rock n Roll Crafts
Art: Stenciled Shadow Skaters by TR853-1
Gifted: Stenciled Tees from Ed Roth’s Stencil 1 and Rock n Roll Crafts
A last-minute gift that’s handmade, local, and freakin’ fresh? It’s a holiday miracle!
These rockin’ shirts are hand stenciled by the stylish hands of Elaine Elwick Barr @ Rock n Roll Crafts. She’s the one and only artist licensed to use Stencil 1 designs from Ed Roth (no, not that one). But like Big Daddy, she’s good with the customs. So when you see a design you like, she’ll spray it up in practically any colors you can think of. On any color shirt (well, that American Apparel can think of).
CATCH RnRC THIS WEEKEND:
Rock n Roll Crafts at Renegade Craft Fair
December 19 & 20 at Fort Mason, San Francisco
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Art: Shadow Skaters by TR853-1
Singapore street artist TR853-1, aka TraseOne, has done everything from neon koi skatedecks to gigantic Nokia headphones. But this series of skaters stenciled cleverly around city walls is just plain rad. (via Wooster Collective)
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Adv: Petaluma Potholes Filled With KFC
KFC’s donating $3K to fill potholes in Petaluma; coincidentally known as both the Chicken Capital and the Pothole Capital. But there’s always a rub. This one has 11 herbs and spices: KFC gets to stencil “Re-freshed by KFC” on one of the potholes. Mmmm … hot asphalt. Refreshing. (Thanks, Mel!)
Full article on Petaluma360.
Plus, looks like they’re doing it in my sweet-old hometown, Chicago.