Wednesday, November 3, 2010
Another ASTK
In early October I posted a photo of a "paste up" by local graffiti artist ASTK. The subject was Ricky of the "Trailer Park Boys" television show. Commenter Ngawangchodron mentioned that she had posted one of Bubbles and Conky by the same artist from the same show. Since then I've been on the lookout for any more of these paste ups by ASTK and so I was happy to see a new one yesterday morning on Wilson Street in Vic West. I think this is Steve Carrell who plays office manager Michael Scott in the American version of the television series, "The Office."
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Cool rendering of Michael Scott. "That's what she said". ;p
ReplyDeleteThis one is in Fernwood, don't know the character..
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One more:
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ngaweangchodron - thanks for the additional ASTK works. I find this very interesting. Neither do I know these characters - perhaps we don't watch enough television - but the consistent style and medium of the artist make the project and artist interesting and raise it above the level of ordinary tagging.
ReplyDeleteSpotted another ASTK
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Also found this..
http://damesportraitgallery.blogspot.com/2010/09/astk-victoria-bc-canada.html
ngawangchodron - thanks for the update and the links. I find it very interesting to see a gallery of these works developing.
ReplyDeleteSince I blogged about ASTK in this post - http://bit.ly/ars4l8 - I have become slightly obsessed with these postings. I spotted a new one today on Douglas, posted the photo on Twitter.
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