45 designers - Graffiti and street art

Graffiti and street art

Jah Marsh

Jah Marsh has a very heavily influenced typographic style from graffiti. It is literally as it would be on a wall, but on paper, which gives it an untire different quality and feel which is interesting to view.

http://www.jahmarsh.com/urban.html

http://www.jahmarsh.com/blog/

Jay pee

This style of illustration has a urban street art feel to it. It is informal and lighthearted which is the kind of thing you see on the walls with graffiti.

http://www.jonnypackham.co.uk/ongoing/jaytees-illustrations/

http://www.facebook.com/jaypeeart

acb bananas

This is a more refined style of illustration but there is still an obvious tie to the street style from the typographic style used.

http://www.acbananas.com/about/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/acbananas

http://acbananas.tumblr.com/

http://twitter.com/#!/acbananas

http://acbananas.bigcartel.com/

Jody barton

This is a very rugered urban style to illustration, which gives it a direct link to the graffiti influence.

http://www.jodybarton.co.uk/

http://www.jodybarton.blogspot.co.uk/

http://www.shop.jodybarton.co.uk/

http://vimeo.com/user1185046/videos/sort:newest/format:video

adam smith

The above work is interesting as it actually shows work that is inspired by street art in a context that street art would never be seen. It is actually being used for commercial purposes which is the polar opposite to what street art is about.

http://www.asmithillustration.com/

http://www.andysmithillustrator.blogspot.co.uk/

http://twitter.com/#!/andysmithdraws