Skewville has a new website up with images of the work being performed through the years.
“Skewville is most known for its fake wooden sneakers. They started witnessing the change of graffiti into street art …”
via Ekosystem

The guys over at Arrested Motion give a heads up, to all the recent impersonators of Banksy, but admit this might be a real one. Read it all here.
“No official word from the Banksy camp yet, but some signs point to a new stencil from Mr. B up near the A40 (looks to be on top of the Great Western Studios building) featuring a Zorro figure holding a roller and the words “Live Fast Drive Slow” on the other side of the building. With so many fakes and copycats out there these days, one must be careful identifying alleged pieces. But, the size of the piece as well as the fact the this image has been seen before at POW open day and in the Bristol Museum show, all indicate this probably is a new one from Banksy.”

A project that’s been out for some time and kind of got unnoticed by me. Terroir Graffiti, includes works from Portuguese Naxa (graffiti), Ficto (graffiti) and Craft (graffiti), Anabela Santos (arts) and video from Ricardo Reis (producer/editor of the video).
At minute 03:18 you can actually see an old piece of mine, done in the galleries of Almada.

These guys Rymdreglage, are just awesome. Just check out their website. Hilarious, ahah.
“1500 hours of moving legobricks and take photos of them.”

Now what can I say about this wonder…
“We took a wall covered in illegal graffiti and made it permanent.” – Brad Downey

Sr. X is a joker and also has some really good posters/stencils up his sleeve.
Check his Flickr for more.

Wicked deconstructions from artist Nate Page, carving magazines to produce some astonishing effects. More here.

Still can’t believe I’ve missed the chance to meet Tara McPherson, as she did a tour on Europe and was in Lisbon less than a month ago. Sad…

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Yesterday night, my latest project just hit’d Juxtapoz and UpperPlayground, two of the most known sources for everything artsy worldwide. Thank you all!