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Cobra Commander Stencil

It's Cobra Commander from G.I. Joe!

Plum St. between Somerset and Hamilton

Anti - Capitalism Sticker

Regardless of whether you agree with the politics/philisophy or not, you've got to admit it's a pretty bad-ass sticker.

Somerset and College Ave.

Devco = Evil Robots!

Wyckoff at Senior.

I'm pretty sure it's a Sentinel from the X-Men comics.  At one point there were a bunch of Devco/Sentinel stickers around.

Bedds Likes the Ladies

This is from someone who has been tagging the moniker "BEDDS" all over town.  At first, I wasn't sure if the sticker of the girl was supposed to be on the tag.  Then I noticed the arrow in the bottom right corner and laughed for awhile.

Easton Ave. at Somerset St.

Blues Brothers

Guilden St. near Hamilton

It says underneath the picture of the blues brothers "They'll Never Get Caught".

The Artist Nitp, Part 1

Today and tomorrow I'm going to be showcasing tags and art from someone who signs off on their work as "Cilp" "Nitp".  In addition to tags, the artist makes ghosts that kind of remind you of a pacman ghost only more gangster as well as other assorted work.  Most of it is on Easton ave near Hamilton or Somerset St.  The forty with halo and tail is one of my new favorite pieces in New Brunswick.

DKLT Tag

Student Center.

If you need an example of graf tag as art, this is it right here.  There's so much going on with this tag, it's ridiculous.  It's one of the best I've seen in NB.

Cassette

Easton Ave. near Somerset St.

Wow, retro street art.

Coat

Ray St. at Easton Ave.

This is one of my favorites.  It looks like some really detailed comic book art and the artist took the time to carve around the border of it.

Art In The Mediums of Cardboard and Photocopy

So I got to check out the Cardboard and Photocopy event at the trainstation.  It was pretty awesome.  There was a lot of varied stuff from almost lifesized cardboard figurines sitting dejectedly off to the side to some really cool photocopy-art zines that were being handed out.  My favorite was the piece of graphic design below.  The artist gave me permission to post it and he's supposed to be emailing me a link to his website so people can check it out.  The artist's name is Karl Doerrer.  You can check out his stuff on either of his web sites: http://dintavian.deviantart.com/ or http://www.geocities.com/dintavian/.  The images are of a sim city style screen with a satelite picture of New Brunswick on it.  At the bottom are the sim style meters with "sense of dissolutionment", "cardboard boxes", and "photocopy" all increasing.