Chalk graffiti on the pavement at Korsvägen – two loving faces speaking hearts to one another. … Continue readingLoving faces – Chalk graffiti
Graffiti cat
A graffiti tag on an electricity box in Keillers park looks a lot like a cat (especially when it’s been doctored a little with Photoshop).
NB: I don’t make a habit of using Photoshop tricks on this blog. This is, I think, the first time. … Continue readingGraffiti cat
Plein-air – street art?
Plein-air = painting in the open air. But is this a form of street art? [dot_recommends] Public easels and free paint for passers-by on Wieselgrensplatsen, Hisingen yesterday – part ofContinue readingPlein-air – street art?
Bead graffiti
[dot_recommends] On the back of a traffic light at Järntorget, a man with curly mustaches and a homburg – or perhaps a cowboy hat – crafted in beads.
The figure in the stone
[dot_recommends] You look at this wall and think: That’s odd. There’s something… And then the figure in the stone suddenly appears. Between Kungsgatan and Norra Liden. It looks like anotherContinue readingThe figure in the stone
The devil’s chariot
This figure on a chariot pulled by a very small creature is cut into the cobble stones of the Korsvägen bus and tram interchange. … Continue readingThe devil’s chariot
Captain Haddock among the convolvulus
“Blistering Barnacles! I’m involved in convolvulus!” [dot_recommends] A kerb-side stenciled image of Tintin character Captain Haddock. I’ve been looking at this piece of street art on and off for weeks,Continue readingCaptain Haddock among the convolvulus