Irish Street Artist Karma - Brand New Piece in Amsterdam
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Irish Street Artist Karma - Brand New Piece in Amsterdam


We received these shots at 3.33am this morning. The paint isn't even dry as Irish street artist Karma continues his tour of Amsterdam. We love Call to Actions of this kind as it directly involves the viewer who can either chose to ignore or take action. We don't care if its been stenciled, painted, sprayed or spread across a wall in wallpaper. If it helps inspire another human being then we'll support that street action. Long may you avoid {cough*} 'erm the other fellas {cough*}... The Streets are Yours...

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