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12 Pop-Cultured Street Art Pieces
French street artist OakoAk creates clever and unexpected works in the unlikeliest of places. Inspired by pop culture icons and current social issues, he turns ordinary street settings into awesome pop-cultered street art. PURDYcool.
1. Mine Sweeper
2. Bender - Futurama
3. Michelangelo (The Coolest Ninja Turtle) - “Cowabunga Dude”
4. Beware of Bombs
5. Parachuter
6. Sonic The Hedgehog
7. Beware of High Voltage…and Vengeful Gods
8. Global Warming/Handicapped Polar Bear
9. Super Mario - Nintendo
10. Gingerbread Guy - Shrek
11. Seriously, Where’s Waldo?
12. Cheshire Cat perched on a branch
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“Lets Do Something About Discrimination”
The thing that has always drawn me to advertising is its power to inform and persuade. Particularly, pro-bono work is something I find valuable because it raises awareness to important causes that non-profits are doing to better the world. This campaign by french organization LICRA, is just one example of how advertising can effectively change public opinion for the better. The simplicity of comparing paint samples puts into perspective how absurd discrimination can be. The campaign offers statistics about jobs, finding a home, being elected as a public official and being submitted to police checks.
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(Source: tiffanyahern)
I Fly Like Paper, Get High Like Planes
Paper Airplanes. Classroom Nuisance or Brilliant Art? Dawn Ng says art…and judging by his installation, I agree. My only disappoint is that I didn’t think of this back in fourth grade during the height of my paper airplane making days.
In honor of Kanye’s new album release “My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy”, which dropped yesterday, here is the music video for Runaway ft. Pusha T. I have a new respect for ballet and the art of rap. If you haven’t heard Mr. West’s new album yet I suggest you do. I don’t think I have turned it off since I got it.
(Source: youtube.com, via travelhighlights)
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“You can drink and drive. Or drink and.”
This is probably the most clever and insightful drinking and driving ad I have ever seen. Brought to you by Abramet.
(Source: fuckyeahads)
