Buddhist Street Art, Part 5

It's been a long time since I've updated this series, and there seems to be some great new stuff out there. For Parts 1-4, please check my archives for Jan. 2010, Mar. 2010, and Feb. 2011. If not otherwise noted, the location is Los Angeles. The first one is my favorite, a Steve Jobs sticker on Melrose and Fairfax. Let's hope he's really in this place!

Zen Steve Jobs

West Hollywood. Photo: Stephen Bay

Monk rendered by Zen priest Jens Jansen, Frankfurt, Germany

Western Ave. & Wilshire. Photo: Eric Skothes.

Photo: Zcommunitybuilder

Undeniably Cryptik!

Main St., Santa Monica. Photo: ExperiencingLA.com.

Cryptik Ganesh. Babar goes to India.

San Francisco, Mission District. Buddha House Mural by Laura Campos.
Photo: Franco Folini / Foter.com / CC BY-SA.

Buddhist Street Art - Part 1

[For Part 2, see 1/17/11 entry]

I've been collecting images of Buddha and other Buddhist-related graffiti for awhile now and finally decided to pull some of it together. A lot of it lives in LA, where Buddha clearly has a job to do.

Working at the car wash? Western Ave., LA. Art by El Mac & RETNA.

Photo by Robyn Franckowiak.

Must be the karma wash. Photo by Robyn Franckowiak.

Billboard by Cryptik. [Abbott Kinney, Venice]

"Simple Monk" stencil. Artist unknown.

Bodhidharma and his bike. Lansing, MI. Photo by Skylar Woodman.













More Cryptik LA.

Cryptik.

Cryptik. Echo Park, LA. Wild--this looks just like Echo Park to me.

Dog Buddha (looks like Anubis). Downtown LA Arts District.

Toulouse, France. Photo by Ideacat.



















Let's hear it for all the great artists here, who unfortunately must remain unknown due to this world's ridiculous laws about street art. We celebrate your work.