Street Art: Graffiti's More Sophisticated Older Brother

Thanks to their hyper-specific aesthetics and unique takes on what street art is right now, these creatives (all under 35) are redefining what it means to put their mark on a public space.

@dourone

Over time, this Paris-based guy-and-gal duo have made Utopian themes and graceful linework their hallmarks. (Elodie’s feed offers even more behind-the-scenes looks at their street art.)

@jasonwoodside

His bright clashing colors and graphics represent modern art more than scribbled tags. He’s being touted as a leader of the “post-graffiti” movement.

@jcrivera

Chicago can’t get enough of his sleepy-eyed “Bear Champ” design. Rivera’s recent commissions include figurines, shoes and even refrigerators.

@jessynite

Her subtropical collages are basically wrapping paper for buildings. The Miami-based graphic design teacher’s portfolio includes everything from 3D site-specific installations to bold typography.

@tlynnfaz

Beautifully spare grayscale female portraits are her form of social activism.

Don’t Call It Graffiti: Street Artists Redefining The Medium

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