Stickers and wheatpaste images are the quickest way for an artist to get noticed outside of a gallery. The following images are a collection of street pastes in Seattle, WA by Mudchicken, Skript and ghostown.

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Inspired by folklore tales, mystical imagery, myths and faity lates, Mandy Greer is a NorthWest artist, who will be featured at Roq la Rue Gallery in Seattle to exhibit her Honey and Lightning solo show. The show will feature small sculptures, photographs and a series of headdresses. Honey and Lightning will open Friday January 14th from 6-9pm and will run through February 5th 2011.Mandy Greer’s enchanting works make you feel as if you’re in a fairy tale, and are simply to intricate and elaborate to describe with simple words. It’s as if the closing scene of the film Pan’s Labyrinth had a baby with Florence and the Machine’s “Dog Days are Over” music video.

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Painter Eric Fortune recently posted process shots of a piece he created for his mini show of new paintings at Roq La Rue Gallery in Seattle, WA.

“Experimenting with acrylic on canvas I discovered that I rather like it,” Eric wrote about the new work. “There’s a granulation effect that is similar to working on paper. I’ll continue experimenting with canvas and we’ll see what happens.”

See for yourself if Eric’s work lives up to the title of “Upcoming Star,” Roq La Rue has given him. Eric’s show at Roq La Rue opens Friday, July 9th.

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Here’s a mural in Seattle, Washington by John Osgood. Pretty dope stuff.

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