Street Arts
Hot on the heels of his recent Giclee prints release (blogged here), Sickboy is back with more subversive street art. This latest project "Graffiti Gravestones" sees the new works installed on the streets of East London in the form of memorial shrines at sites where his graffiti has been whitewashed or torn down.
The artist ―who has spent most of his career painting his iconic temple logo onto walls and wheelie bins ― has revisited his old graffiti spots in London and placed ‘temple wreaths’, mourning ribbon and Sickboy shrine paraphernalia where his works once appeared.
- Sickboy — Carafanzine Ii
Set to go on sale later today 7th July is Sickboy's second fanzine in his Carafanzine series. This is the artist’s second personal documentary of his caravan painting in a 44-page A5 edition featuring Sickboy’s latest activities, typically involving...
- Sickboy — New Gold Originals
New originals from Sickboy entitled "Love Temple 20ten Gold".This A5 original is Spray painted with ink and gold leaf on 300gsm Fabriano, deckled on one side, signed, original and embossed with temple logo. If you hurry then you might be lucky enough...
- Sickboy's Toy Temples Released
Sickboy has finally released his iconic Temple models. "Ten years from the day I first decided to spray a red and yellow temple instead of my name on walls from here to Bangkok, I have immortalised the temple as a 3D resin hand-painted model.” Hand-Cast...
- New Sickboy Work
We somehow missed this email Sickboy sent us last week about some new works released through his website. Some of the originals have sold out already but this pictured print "Valencias Favourite Doll Print" is still available as are a number of hand finished...
- Sickboy Goes For Gold
From early 2000 no street corner or rubbish bin in Bristol was safe. What appeared on them was strange and unique and the graffiti phenomenon known as Sickboy left his mark in every nook and cranny. Tomorrow the 1st January 2009 sees the release of the...
Street Arts
Sickboy's Graffiti Gravestones
Hot on the heels of his recent Giclee prints release (blogged here), Sickboy is back with more subversive street art. This latest project "Graffiti Gravestones" sees the new works installed on the streets of East London in the form of memorial shrines at sites where his graffiti has been whitewashed or torn down.The artist ―who has spent most of his career painting his iconic temple logo onto walls and wheelie bins ― has revisited his old graffiti spots in London and placed ‘temple wreaths’, mourning ribbon and Sickboy shrine paraphernalia where his works once appeared.
- Sickboy — Carafanzine Ii
Set to go on sale later today 7th July is Sickboy's second fanzine in his Carafanzine series. This is the artist’s second personal documentary of his caravan painting in a 44-page A5 edition featuring Sickboy’s latest activities, typically involving...
- Sickboy — New Gold Originals
New originals from Sickboy entitled "Love Temple 20ten Gold".This A5 original is Spray painted with ink and gold leaf on 300gsm Fabriano, deckled on one side, signed, original and embossed with temple logo. If you hurry then you might be lucky enough...
- Sickboy's Toy Temples Released
Sickboy has finally released his iconic Temple models. "Ten years from the day I first decided to spray a red and yellow temple instead of my name on walls from here to Bangkok, I have immortalised the temple as a 3D resin hand-painted model.” Hand-Cast...
- New Sickboy Work
We somehow missed this email Sickboy sent us last week about some new works released through his website. Some of the originals have sold out already but this pictured print "Valencias Favourite Doll Print" is still available as are a number of hand finished...
- Sickboy Goes For Gold
From early 2000 no street corner or rubbish bin in Bristol was safe. What appeared on them was strange and unique and the graffiti phenomenon known as Sickboy left his mark in every nook and cranny. Tomorrow the 1st January 2009 sees the release of the...