[WPRESTO]

Almost on-the-street art - actually a pedestrian plaza. Notice the artist has taped down something smooth for his piece. I wonder if he executed all of it on this day, or if he rolls it up, takes it home, then unrolls it again tomorrow and poses as if he's just adding finishing touches?

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[Mike L]

Almost on-the-street art - actually a pedestrian plaza. Notice the artist has taped down something smooth for his piece. I wonder if he executed all of it on this day, or if he rolls it up, takes it home, then unrolls it again tomorrow and poses as if he's just adding finishing touches?

Next time I'm in Sydney I go and check if he's there with the same painting

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Leake Street tunnel in London. It's an authorized street art area so it is constantly changing.

[ramseybuckeye]

[Mike L]

Literally street art!

[WPRESTO]

That is street art unambiguously done the same day. I admire those people, they have a kind of skill that I do not and I am somewhat envious.

Scrivener art? I have heard street artists called scriveners, but I'm not clear if that term is correctly used for street artist as the official definition of scrivener is a copy maker or someone who hand writes for example a letter or document for a fee.

[ramseybuckeye]

[noelcmn]

[WPRESTO]

Four more works from Sheffield, Australia (Tasmania). The last one is in the "official" display area.

[ramseybuckeye]

[Mike L]

Just off Brick Lane in London

[noelcmn]

[WPRESTO]

Mythic creatures

[Deesquared]

Lady in red street art

[WPRESTO]

It is eye-catching, whatever it means, if anything.

[noelcmn]