Banksy
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Carl Banks
United Kingdom
198 creative works found
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iPODCAST therefore iAM / . / An appropriated and edited image from brit artist Banksy. From his anarchist image ‘flower power’. Im sure he wont mind going by his quote, “Copyright is for losers”. / . / If you arent podcasting then your so two minutes ago…one for any disgruntled fan of the multinational corperation. / ‘ / . / . / And yes, i know how wrong it is to offer this on pink! alt. version(larger on black): /
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iPODCAST therefore iAM / . / An appropriated and edited image from brit artist Banksy. From his anarchist image ‘flower power’. Im sure he won’t mind going by his quote, “Copyright is for losers”. / . / If you arent podcasting then your so two minutes ago…one for any disgruntled fan of the multinational corperation. Full body version on coloured T’s here
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Original Image – The Tea Factory, Liverpool First in a possible series of a recurring character and his adventures in Liverpool. Photo manipulation where the light from the torch is seen casting a shadow. Really pleased with the result and shall continue to find suitable locations for edit.
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The Adventure Begins / . / Like this? Check out Pinheads Big Cat Diary- / . / / , / MORE DESIGNS / . / / / / / / / /
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The Adventure Continues / . / Pinhead in the Rain / . / / . / Have you seen Pinheads Potion
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So seeing as i get the Banksy thing a bit on here, i figure why the hell not appropriate his ‘Broken Window Theory’ image. And cause i feel this way right now…hey at least i’m still making art! FYI… / This is based on an article titled Broken Windows by James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling, which appeared in the March 1982 edition of The Atlantic Monthly.[1] The title comes from the following example: “Consider a building with a few broken windows. If the windows are not repaired, the tendency is for vandals to break a few more windows. Eventually, they may even break into the building, and if it’s unoccupied, perhaps become squatters or light fires inside. (Thanks to wikipedia for the text) The Banksy image can be found here part two part three
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Banksy – East London
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Banksy – East London
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This classic Banksy stencil used to be up on a wall along Clerkenwell Rd, London. Unfortunately, after having been covered up for the last few weeks, it is now gone and to make matters worse, similar ‘Banksy Disappearances’ are happening all over London. Through either being covered up with board or by removing the entire wall or (as the case was with this piece) by being completely whitewashed out. It is a real shame as it is the public who are the ones that miss out.
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This Banksy piece used to be opposite Exmouth Market, London. Unfortunately this is another of the Banksy Disappearances. Visit this spot now and all you will see is a wooden board covering what was once a great piece or urban art.
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This image is a parody based around both Magritte(His artwork…The treachery of Images…most will know as, This is not a Pipe.) and Banksy’s artworks being blatently copied and pasted…and sold as if owned by the new creator…Oh…and a cool converstaion about copyright in relation to graffiti that was going down in the forum at A.R.S.E. started by Ange recently. read the conversation here If i stuffed up the french…sorry…pardon my french! ;-P
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Banksy – East London
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Banksy – East London
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this banksy was taken a couple of years back in camden, london
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. / Using the stencil work of banksy and another tree sketch to recreate this famously sad scene! / . / MORE DESIGNS / . / / / / / / / /
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playing with silhouettes and a simple idea
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Designer Violence
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One of Robert Banksy’s work believed to be stencilled in 2003 found in the laneways of Melbourne. Unfortunately, Melbourne recently lost its treasured little Diver after vandals struck, tipping silver paint behind the perspex protector and tagging it with ‘Banksy woz ere’. RIP Little Diver 14.12.2008
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Entry into London Calling comp / / /
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This was another play around i had for the London Calling comp. Come on as if it wasn’t really the queen! /
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Man Vs Tank
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My last minute entry into the T-Shirt Revolution challenge – but just missed out because my internet was too slow! / /
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