Street art method

Space invader - TilesInvader also known as Space Invader is an Urban artist originally based in Paris. Invader creates mosaic images of characters from the 1970s video game “Space Invaders" in cities around the world.The mosaics are made using weather-resistant tiles, which represent the pixels used for graphics in early video and computer games.The first mosaic work was mounted on the "D," on December 31,1999. "Space invaders" art on the walls of large cities in places not easily accessible but visible to all, however his artwork is in 31 other cities in France, followed by an additional 22 cities across Europe.United States, Canada, Asia, and Australia are also home to examples of Invader's work.Pixel Art has become a form of artistic expression in its own right.

Space Invader Icon, Brick Lane, London.

This is one of many famous mosaic 'space invaders' created by French urban artist Space invader. Invader recreates sprites from the iconic arcade game using coloured squares in a mosaic like fashion.Invader has placed these mosaic designs on streets around the world, these designs can be found in popular cities like London, Paris and LA.

Banksy - Stencil artBanksy is undoubtedly the most controversial street artist to emerge on the global stage. Even today his identity remains unknown after 20 years on the graffiti scene.His pictorial and outspoken messages cross the boundaries between art, philosophy, politics, sociology, humor and narcissism.By the age of 18 Banksy began to develop stencils after nearly being caught vandalizing public spaces by police. When his crew fled from the scene, Banksy was stuck hiding beneath a garbage truck. It was at this time that Banksy saw stencil letters on the truck. Looking for a faster way to paint, Banksy decided stenciling would be his new graffiti type.At this time, Banksy’s silkscreen prints and stencil paintings were racking up record-breaking sales in storied art auctions such as Sotheby’s and Bonham’s of London. These successful sales officially broke him into the commercial business.

Shepherd Fairy’s Giant posterAndre the Giant Has a Posse is a street art campaign based on a design by Shepard Fairey created in 1989.The Andre the giant , stickers has been scattered around the US. By the early 1990s, tens of thousands of paper and then vinyl stickers were photocopied and hand-silkscreened and put in visible places throughout the world.Countless small stickers of OBEY Giant have been spread by stencil, murals, and large wheatpaste posters, covering public and private spaces from building faces and street sign backs, to commercial spaces such as billboards and bus stop posters.

Jenny Holzer - Led artJenny Holzer is an American neo-conceptual artist, based in Hoosick Falls, New York. The main focus of her work is the delivery of words and ideas in public spaces by LED projector. Jenny has used other media including street posters, painted signs, stone benches, paintings, photographs, sound, video, the Internet, and a race car for BMW. In 1982 Jenny installed her first large electronic sign on the Spectacolor board in New York's Times Square, sponsored by the Public Art Fund program. The use of LED allowed her to reach a larger audience.

Knitted graffiti movementgraffiti knitting is a type of graffiti or street art that uses colourful displays of knitted or crocheted yarn or fibre rather than paint or chalk. In 2005 Magda Sayeg from Houston says she first got the idea when she covered the door handle of her boutique with a custom-made cozy.Yarn bombing's popularity has spread throughout the world.

Jan Vormann - Filled in legoJan Vormann is a German artist who goes around the world fixing broken walls with lego and class it as art. he started by patching-up surfaces in bocchignano, italy. Now his artwork can be found in famous cities like Rome Berlin and New york. It takes structural know-how to repair organic shapes with Lego blocks.

David Chloe - Classic graffiti spray paint David Choe is an Korean-American artist who has been spray-painting in his teens, created the cover art for Jay-Z and Linkin Park's multi-platinum album Collision Course in 2004. David took stock instead of cash for painting the walls of Facebook's first office. His share could be worth around $200m (£126m).Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg asked David to paint "tamer" art for its second office in 2007 however art from the original headquarters was cut out from the walls and is on display at other Facebook offices around the world.In 2008, he also painted a portrait of the then-Senator Barack Obama - a picture that now hangs in the White House.