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The Vinyl Factory have teamed up 3D to present the new book “3D and the art of Massive Attack”. Robert del Naja aka 3D has put this 300 page 12″ x 12″ reversible hardback together to show the visual history of the himself and the band, who’ve sold over 11 million records worldwide. Two unique […]
Stickerbomb are back with their brand new book through Laurence King publishing. This time they have scouted and collected 150 classic skateboard stickers for the latest instalment in their amazing sticker collections. This new book of fully peelable stickers, compiled by the Stickerbomb team, brings together the best skateboard stickers – both classic and new […]
The guys at Global Street Art released a new book yesterday, titled “Concrete Canvas: How Street Art is Changing The Way Our Cities Look”. For those of you who don’t know, GSA have been spending the past few years documenting street art across the globe and have recorded over 50,000 pieces on their sprawling website. […]
Stickerbomb Skulls is the latest book in the Stickerbomb series. Studio Rarekwai have teamed up with Laurence King once again to bring us this collection of peelable art illustrations of skulls by an eclectic mix of international artists. Skulls are one of the most popular visual icons used in the worlds of fashion, jewellery, graphic […]
Ron English has a new book and to coincide with its release, there’s a launch this Thursday at Atomica Gallery in London. Death and the Eternal Forever is the new book from fine artist and street art legend Ron English. In this collection of visually astonishing and bitingly funny work, English explores his belief that […]
We received a copy of the new Wes Lang book for review recently and having had a better chance to sit down and leaf through it this week, it was about time for me to pop the review up.
I was excited to receive the press release for the new Project Zoltar book this week and very happy when a copy arrived shortly after.
It’s always a pleasure to leaf through the Stickerbomb books and when I found out there was a new one, we made sure we grabbed a copy for review.
Viral Art: How the internet has shaped street art and graffiti, is a new ebook by Vandalog editor-in-chief RJ Rushmore. Due out in 2 weeks time, the entire book will be available to read online at ViralArt.net.
Going on sale 28th November, this amazing looking collector’s edition of the “The Art of Xenz” looks fantastic. Housed in a box, this is the first book release from the highly skilled Xenz. The box also includes a signed, original piece of art.
Inside, you’ll find 350 works from pimped cars, graffiti, extreme body art, ice sculpture, flash mobs, burlesque acts, portraits made from bottle tops, paintings made by animals, carnivals, giant artworks built to be appreciated from the air and even that (infamous) dress made of meat, worn by Lady Gaga.
The limited edition Street Art Series is available now and as part of the launch he’s giving you the chance to win one book from a set of 10 super-limited edition copies, hand finished and signed by the man himself.
Phlegm, one of my favourite artists, is releasing a book on 1st June via his Big Cartel and if the cover is anything to go by, it’s going to be amazing! Set for release at 1pm, the book will gather together the collection of pen and ink illustrations that he’s based on the walls he’s […]
The 22nd issue of Very Nearly Almost landed through my letterbox a couple of weeks back and so I’ve finally got round to taking a peep, and once again, it doesn’t disappoint. Alexandre Farto aka Vhils is the cover star in this latest magazine, one who the team have been desperate to feature for some […]