I'm so happy to introduce another rocking guerrilla artist-J.Ace from the UK! J. Ace makes all kinds of faces-from the familiar to the fantastic and then leaves them all around the world to be found and enjoyed. He's constantly on the move so his art is a mix of faces and places-as well as intelligence … Continue reading Interview with J. Ace
London Kaye is by far the most prolific yarnbomber out there and guess what? She agreed to an interview! London cranks out Street art, crochets billboard size commissions, agrees to interviews with vandals AND is an Amazing Race, season 29 (personal) fan favourite! She's a super, duper bad-ass and a total inspiration to yarnies worldwide. … Continue reading Interview with London Kaye
I have a thing for doilys-this is not news. This summer my doily collection reached new heights though, and something had to be done! Truth be told I've been collecting doilies for some time and awaiting inspiration...and this summer it finally struck! Each time I visit a city, I'm always interested in scoping out the … Continue reading Newfoundland Doily Wings
Are you loving all these rad, guerrilla artist interviews as much as I am? I hope so because they're not stopping any time soon! Today I am rather pleased to introduce Nicole of Lace in the Moon. Nicole is a yarn artist based in the States who only learned to crochet this year! This is … Continue reading Interview with Lace in the Moon
Ah, September. Everything kicks back into gear in September, including interviews with rocking guerilla artists. Hurray! These interviews have made for a super fun project: It's been amazing to pick the brains of so many rad. artists-both to learn about their inspiration and share their stories and funky fresh art work. So good! I definitely … Continue reading Interview with Googlyness
I declare this to be the official list of the best street art on the entire island! Twillingate Island that is! Where I am not super familiar with any other street art-hot spots in Newfoundland I am even willing to to suggest that Twillingate is also the provincial capital of street art! Bold, arent I? You … Continue reading Street Art of Twillingate
