Showing posts with label GF Street Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label GF Street Art. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 April 2012

More street art from GF

It's been a while since Street Art from GF last aroused my interest, some of the stickers still remain around St.Helier and beyond, but almost all of the board paintings have been removed including one of the last hangers-on down at the roundabout near Albert Pier (gone about a month ago). One very faded painting remains near People's Park (update - it did for another week or two, then the door it was on got repainted and the artwork was removed!)

It appears that he's placing some simple sketches on cardboard around the town again.


I noticed this one first (24th Mar), I didn't recognise the style but I was intrigued enough to take a snap in case it was the start of another wave of artworks to get me keeping my eyes peeled...






Another one was placed on a JT cabinet that GF had used before, using the same adhesive technique, but it had gone by the time I came back with any kind of camera.


Thanks to Tom for snapping this one at the Waterfront, we can see that the angular question mark and marker pen strokes match the old GF style, and the baggy eyelids are the same as in some of his paintings on Facebook.









.. closer.




















I found this one today (Mon 2nd Apr)...


(Thanks Tom for the photo)











.. oh, and a cluster of 9 there too! (One missing on Tuesday)

(again Thanks to Tom)









And Thanks to my other Roving Reporter, we can see this one at Liberation Square.
















Found near the Town Church, Tues 3rd April.












I still enjoy seeing creative works around the place - I hope you're keeping well Mr F, and that wise buyers are giving you some income :)

Tuesday, 25 October 2011

Misc - west/harbour/art/hocq

(updated Thurs 27th Oct - now with gun-toting squirrel!)

From the other side of St.Peter's Valley, there's a distant view of the new airport tower to the side of the church steeple. I found it an interesting contrast of old and new, YMMV :)







It's still green.








.. along the bay a bit, Kempt (Martello) Tower is having some work done.







A Tourist-o-scope at Noirmont...





.. and at the other side of the bay, as low down on the tide as it gets for this Condor - you can barely see it compared to the usual view from South Hill. It had been waiting in the bay for the water to rise enough, I believe 3.5m is required before it can come in.





Container ship Huelin Dispatch leaving.









GF stickers are still around, as are 5 or 6 of his larger pieces...






.. the shoe stencils too are still around...








.. joined now by gun-toting squirrels!








.. and GF's stencilling rival has decided to try placing a canvas artwork in town too. This one brightens up the Parade.








There were some "Power To The People" signs around the town centre during the elections - thanks to Tom for telling us where they point to : "The QR code takes you to islandpower.org, which redirects to channelonline.tv/channelonline_elections2011/ "









Finally, four views from a brief stretching of the legs I enjoyed at Le Hocq one evening in rather pleasant weather for the time of year...






.. right a bit, Seymour Tower in the distance...






.. right some more, the other out-at-sea tower, Icho.








.. and the low-lying 'headland' (is there a good word for that?) at Green Island.

Friday, 16 September 2011

More GF Stickers

I'm starting to get a little bored with the small stickers, but some much larger ones are starting to appear. This one by Tourism Towers...








.. and on a chunky pole nearby.








Back to the small stickers, two in Pitt Street...










.. which is more of a Lane if you ask me.

Oh, you didn't.









Castle Street









Another artist joins in, Conway Street.









No thanks, think of the acrid thick smoke, and I'd have to buy another. What a stupid suggestion :)

Sunday, 4 September 2011

GF street art - the September stickers

(Updated Mon 12th Sept - lots more)



Missing the GF art? Here are plenty to admire, that I've found this weekend...

(near the Town Church)





He's gone down in size - which makes them even more fun to spot - and harder to remove. Lots of them about, he's really gone to town with them (pun intended!).

(in King Street)






There are two types out there at the moment - these HELLO stickers...

(near the Pomme)







(most attractive, another at a previous site near the church)

.. but most of them use a readily available source of stickers...







.. Customs declaration stickers from the post office!


This one is along the Route Du Fort - a route very well plastered with them.








By the Town Hall, attacked already.









Parade.







Replacing an earlier cardboard work on a phone box in an open area.









Another by the Pomme.










The start of a little mystery. Doesn't look like his usual works, isn't signed, but uses the same mailing stickers!

(Conway Street)







Back to the Route du Fort...








.. it makes a change to be checking out sign posts now!









.. and phone boxes again, of course.










At a crossroads.









Nice. GF's?










No puzzle here.










By the HD park. I cut through to return to my veehickle...










.. and found this one the other side of the park.









.. and another customs sticker work...







.. along the way back to the town center, it's those knees again!









Hmmmm.


Colomberie...








Like it.









Hate it!

Can't be GF, surely? Are his mates copying his idea for a laugh?



Grenville Street.

Maybe it wasn't his idea? I'd seen this one way back at the start of all this and ignored it...








.. and farther along the same street, this one looks quite old and definitely not GF.








Alongside that one, another that really has been there a while!









So, back to Georgetown...








- it's all rather confusing.







Aha, I know where I am with this style...







.. I love this photo for the way there are the same colour tones in the car glass as the art itself.








One more for now, another callbox job.








The sheer variety of these blows me away. The enthusiasm for the art, for shape, form and colour is just wonderful for someone just starting out on what should hopefully turn into quite some career. I would not be surprised if the GF name ends up as well known as Tilling and Rolls in the island - and possibly elsewhere? Keep it up young man, you brighten up the place!

Update Wed 7th Sept

Found some more, mostly GF...




Near the Admiral...










.. and St.James.









Pier Road.







New Street.

I ignored the half-peeled away one inside a doorway in Union Street, and continued along to...







.. by the Magistrates...








.. and a nearby load of bollards.







Seale Street...








.. and another.








La Motte Street...









.. and another.






New Cut.






I saw this one at the Market ages ago and the style didn't seem to be GF - so the Hello sticker had me confused for a moment until I realised this one was for www.graff-city.com whereas GF gets his art supplies from somewhere else - www.monstercolors.com

Check out the awesome graffiti on their blog monstercolors.blogspot.com


Mon 12th Sept - lots more found in recent days...



I suspect this one is close to the artist's home :)












At the HD Park junctions










James Street









Lib. Square









Lib. Square











Lib. Square









Mulcaster Street










Mulcaster Street










New Cut...







.. quack on the back.











Conway Street










Conway Street










Conway Street on a shopfront








Lib. Square on a sign








Near Lib. Square, traffic island








Over the road from Lib. Square










Nice colourful larger one, heading into the tunnel











Weighbridge / Mulcaster Street










Mulcaster Street







A different artist, different Hello sticker









Another shopfront, Charing Cross








A small cluster at Samares...









.. 0n the inner road...









.. St. Clement.