See No Evil

 

72 artists, lots of buildings, a bridge, 6 mega cranes, 326 metres of street, 26 scaffold towers, 325 litres of emulsion & 13,400 cans of paint. Good old Bristol!

IdeaPaint

IdeaPaint looks great. It can be painted onto any wall to convert it into a dry erase board. I'd love a wall like this in my studio.

Robo Rainbow

How much would you love to have one of these!

Who's Banksy?

So that's who he is!

Facade Printer

This amazing little machine shoots paintballs using specially designed software via a two axis turn table and an airpressure gun! Link

Robotagger

Check it out.

Anamorphism by Ninja182

Ninja182 is a street artist whose latest artwork can only be seen in its completeness from a specific angle in a room. Link

Roadsworth

Roadsworth began painting the streets of Montreal in 2001. Initially motivated by a desire for more bike paths in the city and a questioning of "car culture" he developed a language around street markings and other elements of the urban landscape. Link

Banksys Back

The Bristol boy returns for what looks like an amazing show at the city museum.

Evols Buildings

I recently came across German artist Evol. Evols buildings project takes street objects and transforms them into model buildings by sticking printed transparent paper over them. My favorites are where miniture graffiti has been included at the buildings bases. more can be seen here.