Street Art’s Best Placement Ever

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November 9, 2011Odd Stuff4 Comments

In our day to day life we come across hundreds of live examples of street painting and all are made for some meaning. Some attract the attention while others remain ineffective. To grab the attention of people, these street arts should be placed wisely. And here we are presenting some of the best placed street arts before you. 1) Face of the city –

This wall painting is must watched since it has green leaves as its hairs. Created by Fauxreel.

2)  Abduction –

Look at this tiny space ship which is spreading the dangerous sun light. Created by KIMERA.

3) Cheerleader –

This cute pink cheer leader has the natural grass tufts as her stencils. . Created by Sandrine Estrade Boulet.

4) Water Pixel –

This amazing design was photographed by Annamarie Tendler in NYC east village.

5) Ninja Turtles –

See the ninjas are in real.

6) Masking Tape Hand –

This is designed by the Australian Graffiti artist BuffDiss who made a huge hand with the masking tape.

7) Killed –

This white shadow thief was finally caught by the police and killed.

8) Girl in the slide –

White one was caught but this black shadow girl is still in the streets.

9) Divine Lovers  -

You can still find the passionate lovers not in real but on the streets of New York. http://streetinspiredtoronto.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/street-art-new-york-swoon.jpg 10) Notorious Rat –

The rat was trying to kill its creator. What a shameful practice! http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-1R2Epj8YU-A/TVRHblWTrRI/AAAAAAAAeKg/ydvLagObatA/s1600/Creatively_Placed_Street_Art_28.jpg

4 Responses to “Street Art’s Best Placement Ever”
  1. dalkfh says:

    the rat isnt trying to kill his creator… hes trying to kill the worker painting over him

  2. sb says:

    hahaha, I enjoyed the collection, but the english was a bit rough…

  3. Jgentry11 says:

    the masking tape hand was from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles lol

  4. Abdul says:

    is the guy painting over the rat painted on too?

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