The Last LIttle Bits

The starfish creator may be the same as the cat - both the feel of the character and the style are very close.

I am not even sure what it says - but it's sign language.

The city also hosted a few small stencilers. This seahorse is one exanple.

Just around the corner from the Freyjugata place I found both of the following:

Milk cartons

There did not seem to be many people doing street art in downtown Reyjkavik: the eyes; the cat and other friendly creatures; the ghosts; the stenciller; and the Milk cartons.

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Small scale ones on the postal service stickers.

A larger version, shows the handwork.

An informal installation of street art in the basement of a demolished building.

Foreign Mail

You may notice in the first entry in this blog that the milk cartons are printed on a United States Postal Service sticker.

In Reykjavik, I found postal appropriations only from the US and Germany - either we're popular nations for alternative commentary or our postal services are the only ones that make their labels so openly available.

Not sure if this was the same artist - but certainly a similar feel.

The art's host - The Sirkus Flee Market wall.