BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
This weeks top stencils as picked by Samantha Longhi of Stencil History X
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Boxi at the STAMP (Street Art Melting Pot) festival in Hamburg, Germany (courtesy Stencil History X)
Boxi at the STAMP (Street Art Melting Pot) festival in Hamburg, Germany (courtesy Stencil History X)
Check out an interview with Boxi by Samantha Longhi here
Grafeeney. (Courtesy Stencil History X)
- Martin Whatson sprays this stencil on aluminum. (Courtesy of Stencil History X)
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From the Schoony Show at Blackall Gallery in London, “Mummy’s Little Army Boy”, by Finbarr (Courtesy Stencil History X)
From the Schoony Show at Blackall Gallery in London, “Mummy’s Little Army Boy”, by Finbarr (Courtesy Stencil History X)
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“Eyes of Night”, by Snikk in Berlin. (Courtesy Stencil History X)
“Eyes of Night”, by Snikk in Berlin. (Courtesy Stencil History X)
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