Street Level

I still don't drive so I spend a lot of time walking here in LA and as a result am lucky enough to see some amazing street art. These shots were taken in Hollywood over the past few months and reflect some of my favorite trends in street level art. An ever changing mash-up of Banksy, wild style. cut and paste and good old fashioned paint that makes dodging traffic and 20 minute waits for the bus so worth it.

After Arbus -Franklin Ave

You are here - La Brea Ave

Banksy Value- Melrose Ave

...too young - La Brea Ave

The Great Beast- Sunset Blvd.

Up a pole- La Brea Ave.

What We Make It Part 1-Santa Monica Blvd

What We Make It Part 2- Santa Monica Blvd.

Red All Over- La Brea Blvd

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Very Well Hung

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