Werms Two

Werms is a bit different from most sticker artists, simply down to the fact that his style can range from characters over to tags and styled writing. There's also a lot of spray painted work done by Werms, and it's done extremely well. I personally find myself drawn towards the characters he creates, but that does not mean his tags are bad, they're incredible, he manages to nail the old school style, and it all flows, you don't get bits that look out of place. Going back to the characters though, you can see why his name is Werms. The character is like a worm head, much like earthworm jim (could be inspiration, could just be a coincidence) but its got a lot of detail in it, theres a lot of lines work, making the character have a strong 3D element about it. He uses a variety of colours for the background and the character, all these different colours change your perspective on the worm head. To see more of his artwork please go to his Instagram @wermstwo and also check his Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/werms2/

All Pictures from http://www.flickr.com/photos/werms2/with/8079838307/

Dabs Myla

Back over to the other side world (Australia for all of us in the UK) and we're looking at Dabs Myla. Dabs Myla are a couple that do some amazing collabs all over, and when you think of couples working together, you imagine hair being pulled out, bust up's and all that jazz, but you don't get this with these two. They seem to be like two peas in a pod, and the work they create is unbelievable. Like most of the work I post about and fanboy over, it has lots of bright, thick colour, and the characters are these happy smiley characters. Unfortunately people like me can't see the work of Dabs Myla due to the fact we're so far away. But fortunately Dabs Myla have Instagram, and their own website, their Instagram Is @dabsmyla, and the website is www.dabsmyla.com 

All pictures from @dabsmyla Instagram

Miss Wah

Nothing cheers me up like brightly coloured happy characters, and when I look at the work of Miss Wah, I lose it. She's from Worcestershire in the UK and has a passion for all things Kawaii. Kawaii means all things cute in Japanese, And most things cute in Japanese are cheery and happy, and their Cheeriness rubs off onto you. All the characters she draws are brightly coloured in pinks, light blues and more, and even some of the darker drawings, like the skull bunny still can't help but make you smile. On top of all this all the drawings are super clean, the curves are so smooth, and the colour is solid, you can't fault this work. You have to go and check her out on Instagram @lil_wah and on her website http://www.misswah.com 

All pictures from @Lil_wah Instagram

Kibie

Back to the great world of Sticker Slaps, and this post were talking about Kibie. You get some real cool work out of Kibie, some real solid use of colour and good consistency. His art consists mostly of this bear character, with its tongue sticking out. The highlights and the shadows that are on the character really make it look 3D, but he also does some sweet black and white work and even though you don't the same highlights and shadows, the work still looks ridiculous and really make it fit well into the street art genre. There is always work coming from Kimbie, and it always looks good. So if you want to see more of this work please check him out Instagram @niceguylayou_kibie. 

All pictures from @niceguylayou_kibie Instagram.

The Graffiti Filled Parisian Building

Paris, A place well known in the Graff world, and very recently has been featured in the Daily Mail down to the fact that an old derelict building was handed over to 100 of the best graffiti artists from around the world. There is all different styles of work filling every inch of the block. Its amazing to see what some of the artists have developed in different rooms, some of the work is so abstract and odd, whilst in other rooms you can have stunning portraiture. There's a full article over on:  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2441767/Street-artists-decorate-Parisian-tower-block-create-10-storey-art-installation.html 

Go check out the link for a full article and more pictures. 

All Pictures from http://www.dailymail.co.uk