DawnC on April 15, 2010, at 08:59PM – #1

Ha! Love it! It's a great illustration of our formerly post apocalyptic looking city slowly becoming greened and populated.

Chris Loos on April 16, 2010, at 10:09AM – #3

Typical graffiti art is so played out and basic. Honestly I hadn't seen it in the last 10 years on the East Coast, and was shocked when I moved out here to see that LA is still stuck on it...total time warp. Its just dudes writing their name on a wall in a colorful way. I don't really care how much talant it takes...its still akin to dogs pissing on a fire hydrant to mark their territory.

Modern street art on the other hand, is full of social commentary. Banksy's work in particular usually points out some absurdity or contradiction about modern life. I really could care less how he does it; it's the end result that matters to me.

Indie Printing on April 16, 2010, at 10:14AM – #4

The concept is the most important part, which is where half the talent lies. It would be unfair to compare his work to anyone else, it's original work. Most people can think of an idea, but to get it across in physical form is not something that is achieved very easily. You can't deny or compare his talent to anyone else. He's original.

bigphatcatlover on June 08, 2010, at 11:24AM – #7

Art is going through some amazing transitions - rather, the tools of art are. It makes no difference how it's done, it's the fact that this artist did it! Lots of people talk about what they "could" do or "would" do - but this guy had an idea and DID IT. Hurray for him, and anyone who has what it takes to do something, not just talk about it.