Street Arts
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Irish Street Artist Karma in Amsterdam (new)
A splash of colour brightens up any street and lets be honest when in Amsterdam who doesn't want to see a bit of colour! The City of the Dammed like London is rather monotone but once combined with a wondering artist magic can happen. In this case our wondering artist has blown in from the shores of Ireland and plans on making Europe his canvas.
Fast forward to Lego Bricks! Karma noticed these massive grey building blocks had been left where you see them now for just over 24hrs. During the middle of last night Karma has transformed the dull blocks into giant lego bricks. Now that's what you wanna see when wondering them there streets… All you need now are some strong chicks to help you play with them…
Nice One Karma
- Irish Street Artist Karma In Amsterdam (homegrown)
This is brand new work from artist Karma, so new in fact, we received the email after he'd done it at 05.27am this morning. So this is the first public glimpse of the pieces unless a shed-load of people have already been there this morning!!! ...
- 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....
- Karma On Prowl In Streets Of Amsterdam
This work is so fresh that the artist hasn't even woke up from painting it last night (friday) Irish street art sensation Karma is currently on the prowl in Holland's Amsterdam. We're not sure how long he's there but we're gonna try...
- Irish Street Artist Karma - Crimbo In Ireland
Currently featured in the latest issue (6) is an interview with Irish street artist Karma. The lad is well known throughout Ireland and a friend of LSD Magazine. We'll be blogging the stuff he does between issues so keep coming back for more... ...
- A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art Book
The Irish economy might be in dire straits at the moment but hasn't deterred Rua Meegan and Laurenn Teeling who have just compiled Irelands first Street Art book. A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art was launched last Thursday night in Dublin's...
Street Arts
Fast forward to Lego Bricks! Karma noticed these massive grey building blocks had been left where you see them now for just over 24hrs. During the middle of last night Karma has transformed the dull blocks into giant lego bricks. Now that's what you wanna see when wondering them there streets… All you need now are some strong chicks to help you play with them…
Nice One Karma
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- Irish Street Artist Karma In Amsterdam (homegrown)
This is brand new work from artist Karma, so new in fact, we received the email after he'd done it at 05.27am this morning. So this is the first public glimpse of the pieces unless a shed-load of people have already been there this morning!!! ...
- 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....
- Karma On Prowl In Streets Of Amsterdam
This work is so fresh that the artist hasn't even woke up from painting it last night (friday) Irish street art sensation Karma is currently on the prowl in Holland's Amsterdam. We're not sure how long he's there but we're gonna try...
- Irish Street Artist Karma - Crimbo In Ireland
Currently featured in the latest issue (6) is an interview with Irish street artist Karma. The lad is well known throughout Ireland and a friend of LSD Magazine. We'll be blogging the stuff he does between issues so keep coming back for more... ...
- A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art Book
The Irish economy might be in dire straits at the moment but hasn't deterred Rua Meegan and Laurenn Teeling who have just compiled Irelands first Street Art book. A Visual Feast — Irish Street Art was launched last Thursday night in Dublin's...
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