Street art in Holland- part 2

This is a selection of street art stickers I found on my travels around Holland last week. The stickers are all around 60mm squared, some in colour, and most are die cut to around the design. I think this is a very nice way of applying street art, as the property is not   ruined requiring a fresh coat of paint. It also allows for mass production and proliferation of the chosen design or message, and instant application to the scene. All in all, it is a novel form of grafitti, and adds to the urban art scene in Holland. 

Street art in Holland- part 1

This sea lion made from old oil drums played on the disastrous and destructive effect of oil spills

Jean Paul Gaultier's welcome message to the exhibition we visited

This keen fellow left me a little uneasy, what's that in his hand, and why is he 20 feet tall?

These lights were positioned like lifting cranes, and the design in the back ground was burned into the concrete by leaving a sign up in the sunshine

This was just a wind breaker outside one of the pubs we were in, but a very effective use of laser cutting