Archive for the ‘sail’ Category
See below for a new graffiti piece by Shanghai-based street artist and EDGE Creative Collective member Sail.
This piece was painted over top a traditional Chinese-styled door – notice the lion-head knockers in the center of the piece
If you’d like to collaborate with Sail, purchase any of his work, or view [...]
new NeochaEDGE banner design ///
The new NeochaEDGE banner design (shared below) was submitted by Shanghai-based graffiti writer Sail.
If you are interested in contributing a banner design, link here. We rotate it every couple weeks or so and have reserved it exclusively for user-generated designs. We’d love to feature your design next.
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NeochaEDGE x UMBRO | “The World Champions Collection,” SAIL (england) vs. NINI SUM (france) ///
Following up on our post early this week, see below for the first of two “smash art” videos from a client project that NeochaEDGE worked on with W+K Shanghai for UMBRO’s “The World Champions Collection,” the brand’s celebration of the world’s greatest football tournament this summer.
The video features [...]
See below for fresh stuff from Shanghai-based graffiti writer and EDGE Creative Collective member SAIL. The piece was done on Moganshan Rd., and is a continuation of SAIL’s “China Style” effort over the past few months. Notice the traditional “shanshui” elements – this is not easy to pull off with just spray [...]
FanFanCan X Neocha photography from “search for creative city” ///
Last month, together with the Knowledge & Innovation Community (KIC), NeochaEDGE organized 4 weekends of Chinese creativity and fun as part of the Search for Creative City (寻城记) event series. We gathered 16 of Shanghai’s most interesting creative groups to exhibit, perform, host games, sell products, and just have a great [...]
shanghai’s best graffiti writers @ “search for creative city” ///
Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been posting time-lapse videos of the live art performances from Search for Creative City (寻城记), an event NeochaEDGE collaborated on with the Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC). As the graffiti writers who participated in the event are pretty much the best the [...]
