Lint’s Flickr has been bombarded with new photos displaying some work which is apparently old to him, but definately new to us. His geometric urban creatures yet again encourage us to take to the streets with a paintbrush and paper.
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Lints is a street artist who loves to use paste-ups. These flimsy pieces of paper are pasted onto walls and have a surprising ability to stand the test of time. Lints has also been experimenting with good ol’ fashion paint and stickers recently too – which have produced some outstanding results. Lints has proved, time and time again, that his work – made up of polygonal creatures – looks fantastic anywhere.
This year, Lints has spent time in some great cities: London, Dublin and Germany. With the most recent spell in London. The image to the right was placed in London just earlier this week towards the end of Mr Lints time in London. His strange creatures are not only thought provoking (e.g. what the hell is it??) but also strangely friendly despite looking a little sinister and confronting.
Before we go straight to the meaty pictures, I’d just like to give you a heads up about Lints blog which covers a lot of Lints street art ventures.
Below are a collection of images that show Lints recent work in a variety of cities taken from his flickr page.
