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New Street Art in Guangzhou, China made by Pantonio — by Wonk on

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Pantonio painted this beautiful big mural and named it: Long Ma Jinjsxiu. If you want to see more from the Portugese artist you can visit hi...

Aryz for Positive Propaganda, new street art in Munich, Germany — by Wonk on

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Aryz yet again delivered a beautiful new street art piece. This time on the streets of Munich for positive propaganda. The spanish artist co...

I think that certain things go together. If you look at the buildings for example, there are some paintings . It’s a bit messy, some stickers. I kind of like this dirty. There is a soul. It shows that people live there - Edge — by Wonk on

Some trains are kind of worth more. When writers meet they talk about different trains and different train yards where they’ve been. When you meet a new writer, you always have some places or trains to identify with and talk around. Local trains are generally more worth painting. For example the old Dutch banana train (the yellow one floor train called ‘doggie’), the Spanish ‘mirror trains’, Berlin’s yellow subway, Southern Sweden’s purple trains or Danish’s old red S-train. People used to go to Copenhagen just to paint that one - Aso — by Wonk on

This piece that we are looking right now is mine. The property is not mine, but it is mine. There is my name wr itten there. It belongs to me. Once I paint on it, it becomes a part of myself. If I have 100 pieces around, it’s cool – Renok — by Wonk on