Mar
20
2012Hi Everyone,
I’m very pleased to announce that Andy at UnknownPhotographer.net has just published an article I wrote about my project Exit Through the Thrift Shop. I go into quite a bit more detail about the inspiration and nuts and bolts of the project, so if you’re interested, please check it out here.
Linda 
Mar
15
2012The Stencil: Flower Chucker by Banksy
This is probably the most well-known of Banksy’s stencils, and was created around 2003. It was spraypainted on a wall off Rivington Street in London, and was also made available for sale as a limited edition print that was screenprinted on paper. The stencil was reworked some years later and this was displayed in Andipa gallery in 2009. In addition to this, the image has also been reworked by Banksy into a more detailed painting, showing the full riot, not just the individual rioter. It also features on the front cover of Banksy’s book ‘Wall and Piece’.
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09
2012
The Stencil: Coke Snorting Copper by Banksy
This stencil of Banksy’s turned up around 2005 in a bunch of different locations, most notably around the back of Waterloo Station on Leake Street and also on Curtain Street in Shoreditch- both in London. In Banksy’s ‘Wall and Piece’ you can see more detailed images of how some of these stencils also included several kilometres of paint dribble, twisting and turning through the city, eventually leading to the stencil and the ‘line’ of coke.
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