Category: Graffiti

Pantonio’s Graffiti Art of Rabbits in Motion

Pantonio is an established name in the street art circuit in Portugal. Known for human-animal hybrids in motion, and fishes and lots of rabbits. His characters seem to be part of a moving picture, which are incredibly painted with elongated black bodies and textured lines. One of his newest projects is a partially anamorphic painting […]

Perspective Illusions Painted and Taped by Fanette G.

Last year, I had published some photos of Fanette G.’s anamorphic paintings in abandoned buildings, and since then, she has been working on a new series titled “Regenerate14” (view the top 3 images of this post). “I decided to take a step forward and teamed up with a graphic designer friend to work on an […]

Vhils’s Graffiti and Styrofoam Art Is Exhibited in Lisbon

Street artist Vhils has finally gotten the credit he deserves. This is his first major solo show at the Electricity Museum (EDP Foundation) in Lisbon, located near the breathtaking Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower. From a cylindrical mural outside the entrance, to a giant Styrofoam anamorphic piece (inside the museum) with three faces emerging once you […]

Insanely Good 3D Graffiti by Odeith

Portugal’s street art has really evolved over the years with an impressive number of artists, and you can see some of their work on websites like Stick2Target, Mr. Dheo, and Underdogs. One of the household names is Odeith, a graffiti rider since 1996, spray painting cabinets and walls in railway routes. An innovator for using […]

The Street Art Parrot

Portuguese street artist Bordalo II, born and raised in Lisbon, takes the gritty urban landscape as his canvas in which to perfect his mixed media style effects. His works literally leap out from the wall as he sources the streets for his supplies: giant, rainbow-hued parrots built up from tires and scrap pieces of metal and flowers made […]