I’ve been meaning to post a photo of this truly epic wall by the Everfresh crew but havn’t had a chance to photograph it.

Luckily Wonderlust is on the case. Click the join up below to view the details or go to the Everfresh blog for the full story behind it.

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I for one am looking forward to Jun Takahashi’s contribution.

More details at www.asvoff.com

Completing his month long residency at All Over Gallery, Mr Stark is ready to exhibit the results of his labors in the form of Future City Eaters, an exhibition of new work and installations at All Over in Lyons Franch.

From the 17th of September to the 17th of October.
Galerie ALL OVER
41 rue des Tables Claudiennes – 69001 LYON – FRANCE

More news soon.

Love Letter is a project by Stephen Powers (Espo) reclaiming the buffed rail side rooftops and walls of Philadelphia with messages that connect with commuters bringing them closer to the aesthetic of graffiti by focusing on a message other than the artists name, an aspect which is lost to people outside of the graffiti community. Replacing them with love notes which of course retain Powers strong vintage signage style.

“I find it interesting that no one noticed that a hundred full color walls suddenly went brown. That was always the problem with graffiti, for all it’s efforts to communicate, most people don’t understand it and if people don’t understand, they don’t take ownership, and your  name gets taken down like a campaign poster in December. In our fame-addled America it’s easy to understand the motivation to write your name,  a lot harder to appreciate the unreadable result.”

Check more here….
www.aloveletterforyou.com
www.muralarts.org

Graduating from the Royal Collage of the Arts in 1968. Roger Dean’s designed the first album cover for Yes in 1971.

The subsequent work of his career, both in logo design and fantasy art set the standard for music and fantasy art, his publishing companies, Paper Tiger and Dragons Dream have in the years released some of the dopest art books across any genre, such as The Flights of Icarus. Here is a collections of highlights from his logo work but I strongly recommend spending some time on Roger Deans website and doing a Google image for his work at highest resolution.

On Deans site there is also some promising information about a sustainable village that he is designing and a film based around the album work he did with yes which looks pretty cool. Rogerdean.com

Fuck I look forward to the day when i can dedicate myself to something as cool as designing a self contained village.

Enjoy.

The classic Psygnosis logo, Roger also went on to design some classic game cover art for the company, including the dope Shadow of the Beast series, during the 8bit period when in game graphics were so basic that the cover art played such an important part of the gameplay experience.

Proof that gradients can be cool.

This is one of my favorite galleries ever…even though I´ve never been there I always check their website to see what they´re up to since I found most of my favorite artists and discover a few others that I became a fan aswell there.

Such as Laurie Lipton.

Jimmy Pickering

And Michael Page.

This month they have Dan May, Matt Dangler and Noferin exhibiting their artworks there!

Matt Dangler

Dan May

Noferin

For more info check:  http://www.copronason.com/