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ART FEED: Blown Apart Animals with Nychos

by | Aug 24, 2012 | ART

Mixing skate, hotrod and comic book cultures, Nychos is creating a funny albeit gross visual vocabulary on a super large scale. Residing in London and working with contemporaries like ROA, Pixel Pancho and Flying Fortress at street art festivals has raised his profile to where his work is everywhere online and in magazines worldwide. Hoping to bring this guy to Richmond, VA next year.

Mixing skate, hotrod and comic book cultures, Nychos is creating a funny albeit gross visual vocabulary on a super large scale. Residing in London and working with contemporaries like ROA, Pixel Pancho and Flying Fortress at street art festivals has raised his profile to where his work is everywhere online and in magazines worldwide. Hoping to bring this guy to Richmond, VA next year.

Here is a small selection of his best pieces.

Check the video.

Nychos and FlyingFortress in Vienna Part 1 from bone2ART on Vimeo.

Check out more —> rabbiteyemovement.tumblr.com

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