BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
Stencil Top Five as chosen by Samantha Longhi of Stencil HistoryX featuring Penny, Ender, Clarke Nova, C215, and Grafeeney
- Street Artist “Penny” took it up in another notch by incorporating this broken garage door in Hackney fully into the plan for this hand-cut half-tone stencil.
- Ender did this piece called “Le Cri d’Ender”
- Clarke Nova’s six layer stencil.
- C215’s daughter served again as a model for one of his stencils. “Nina” is on the side of this building in Montry, France (C215)
- Grafeeney
(all images courtesy Stencil History X)
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See more Clarke Nova images here
See more Grafeeny images here
See more Ender here
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