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Visual Bits #441> Spray-On Fabric & More Cool Consumer Trends

Monday 05.20.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #439 > Creating Serenity: Architecture

Wednesday 05.15.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #432 > The Funny, The Beautiful, & The Odd

Saturday 05.04.2013 , Posted by

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Julian Mallard and his street art go around the world

Monday 04.29.2013 , Posted by

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Julien “Seth” Malland is a world traveling, street painting, socially conscious individual roaming the far places of this planet. Sometimes based in Paris, the street artist took a three year journey around the world to bring his art to remote areas. At different locations he would spend time with the local people, then create cheery pieces displaying children and colors to “liven up” the communities. [Read more...]

Visual Bits #427> Pop Art Keepin’ It Real: Funny & Cool

Friday 04.26.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #425 > Life In Abstract Light: Mixed Media

Wednesday 04.24.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #424 > Worldly Inspiration In The Streets

Saturday 04.20.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #422 > Fear No Words: Incredible Types

Wednesday 04.17.2013 , Posted by

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Visual Bits #417 > Beaches, Birds, & Bettys: Vintage

Thursday 04.11.2013 , Posted by

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Walls that Speak: Street Art in Lebanon

Monday 04.08.2013 , Posted by

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In the politically charged regions of Lebanon come new messages from local street artists. All over the country, spray painted propaganda symbols of religions and political parties are found on the walls. They signal to others that one district is Shia, while the other Christian. They show if a building supports Hezbollah or the Communist party. After a while, it just becomes commonplace to the people – but to some local graphic designers and street artists, the walls needed a little “touch up.” [Read more...]

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