As part of the LRG Artist Driven series, Pose traveled to Johannesburg, South Africa for the City of Gold Festival and painted three walls all in a completely different style. Nekst gets some ups in Joburg!

A Los Angeles staple putting some paint down in Oaktown.

Yep, there’s some graffiti but lets learn something about that dog logo up there. A once prominent and highly influential figure in industrial design, Raymond Loewy created the original design of the dog for the Greyhound Bus Company in 1946.

Bombing rolldown gates in the daytime does not happen in America very often, unless you woke up that morning feeling touched and little more lucky than normal.  

Dmote, Enue, and Mbyte collaborate on a blue background somewhere in New York.

This is by far one of our most favorite pieces we have seen Horfe paint yet. It resembles more of an abstract painting you would see on a canvas than graffiti in the street. 

Nesta’s one-liners are clever, commanding the viewer to follow the entire line from start to finish to figure out how it was done.

This photograph is very telling about the kind of place Detroit can be, dark, sketchy, and a graffiti haven.

Pretty sure that’s an oversized c-line label with an Atak tag hanging from a chain. Is it metal? We are guessing it is. Is it cool? You bet.

We may or may not have posted this piece in the past but it doesn’t matter, it’s so big it needs two posts. Lewse went real big on this wall in Oakland.