Stencil Graffiti

by Tristan Manco

Book Overview

The medieval world was a distinctive one, rich in change and diversity. This book brings together these disparate worlds to show one medieval world, stretching from Connacht to Constantinople and from... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0500283427
• ISBN13: 9780500283424
• Release Date: April 2002
• Publisher: Thames & Hudson
• Length: 108 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 9.0" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

for the love of graffiti

This book is so inspiring, and filled with amazing stories, and artists showing all forms of the art of graffiti. It is informative on the use of stencils and other mediums artists used to get the effects they did for their work. It is a great book to have if you LOVE graffiti.. :)

I like it!

I like this book. It's a thin book. It's not too much stuff in the book but I think it's a nice book to have in your collection just to have something different. Since I'm not too much into stencil graffiti, this book is just right to have it in my collection. I like it. It has great work of art in it.

Fresh Stencil Book! The only resourse in Print!

I got this book last week and was suprised to see all the stencil art out there. Being a stencil artist Myself, I was ispired by the works of Nylon, Banksy, Amonchi, Nylon and many more. If you are interested in this art form, or are and artist yourself this is a must have! Much Respect all...and keep it positive...Peace

Yo This book is dope....

I am a Stencil Artist myself and this book is indespencible...It has givin me great ideas for creating fresh art!

Eye-catching expressions of spray-paint and stencil graffiti

Presented by graphic artist and director of Tijuana Design Tristan Manco (Bristol, United Kingdom), Stencil Graffiti is a vibrant artbook showcasing unique, original, sometimes provocative, always eye-catching expressions of spray-paint and stencil graffiti. Some introductory essays help familiarize the non-specialist general reader with various settings and graffiti artists, but the majority of this superbly presented book is given over to extensive photographs of the artwork itself. A few mature themes present themselves in this book filled cover to cover with unforgettable imagery. Stencil Graffiti is an enthusiastically recommended addition to art school and community library contemporary art history collections.