Graffiti GIFs, lettering by INKIE and backgrounds by INSA.

found at dvdp

This “Charlatan, Martyr, Hustler” poster by Joey Roth is awesome. Did I mention it’s a letterpress print? Can’t decide what I am. What are you?

found at swissmiss

This is a guest post by spanier.

they are building a empty city for nobody!

hamburg is one of those cities which right now gets massively gentrificated. in the last 10-20 years they’ve built so much big, ugly, empty useless office spaces. and apparently nobody really needs those offices since more than a million square meters are unoccupied.

the sad thing about this is that the law here doesn’t allow you to live in an office building. so the living space is getting rare and extremely expensive. i am looking since 3-4 years for a nice flat for
my girlfriend and me. no chances to get something payable.

i planned to do this series some time ago but never did it. when pieter asked me to participate at the 5 years birthday of today and tomorrow, it was a perfect motivation to get on my bike and start shooting. all shots were in a circle of 4 km around the place i live in, the harbour.

This is a guest post by Evan Roth.

Graffiti Analysis 3.0…. coming this summer to a browser near you.

P.S.
Happy 5th birthday Today and Tomorrow!

I Forget What I Wanted To Say by Brad Downey at Beton Blumen – Street Art Passage in Vienna.

found at wooster collective

I guess you all know the amazing photography on The Big Picture. The Big Caption is a blog where Ian Collins takes those photos and adds jokes and statements made with typography to them. Subscribed!

Kaoiro means “facial expression” in Japanese and is the name of this emoticon stamp. It has 7 belts with each around 20 symbols, so you can create 2000 kaomoji (japanese emoticons). Here you can find all the possible combinations.
~(T∀T)~

Useless Fliers by Josh Millard.

found via @golan

YES TO ALL by Slyvie Fleury. My goal of the day!

found at vvork

bigassmessage.com is the online toy of the day! You can write simple messages and pick a style for it and send the link around. It’s simple as that. Of course I like this message much better. Made by Bjorn.