We’re not sure as to the origin of this stencil or its exact age, but it’s one of a series around Williamsburg.

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We found this somewhat tweaked poster on Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg near N. 9 Street. We always enjoy advertising when the eyes have been altered.

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These Chihuahua posters have popped up around Williamsburg in both English and Spanish. UPDATE: This ain’t no street art. Per a reader: “The Heel posters are all over Hollywood too. I did some digging and discovered they’re a viral marketing campaign for Disney’s fall movie Beverly Hills Chihuahua.” Read more about it here. We were […]

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This face was forwarded to us by our Carroll Gardens Correspondent from Bond Street in Gowanus. We’re unclear as to who or what it is, but it has that certain something.

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It’s from Williamsburg. One installment of this Faile art has been covered by a construction sign and another has been tagged.

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It comes from Williamsburg, on N. 10 Street near Driggs, where it has been bolted into a wall. We don’t know how long it’s been there, but the creature certainly has sharp teeth.

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Many works by Dain were wheatpasted up in Williamsburg recently, like this Jackie O and this JFK. This is one that has been up for a bit, we think, but that we came across yesterday and hadn’t posted. It’s on N. 9 Street.

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We found this painted sign on Grand Street at Keap in Williamsburg. We believe it’s a relatively recent addition or, perhaps, it’s something we just noticed. It’s not far from one we featured Friday.

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We found this sign on Keap Street and believe that it appeared very recently. We’re unclear on the artist, but do enjoy the juxtaposition of art and new construction in the background.

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From Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg. The JFK on the door is a Dain and we’ve have done a closeup but the scene in its entirety with the furniture on sale is just so nice.

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A new one from Wythe and N. 8 in Williamsburg.

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Here’s Jackie O, which is pretty new on N. 9 Street in Williamsburg, near Roebling Street. It’s the work of Dain.

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It comes from Williamsburg, from Berry Street, between N. 3 and N. 4 Streets.

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This art comes from Metropolitan Avenue in Williamsburg, where it’s affixed to the construction fence where the “Gateway to Williamsburg” a new residential building with street level retail will go up.

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This is street art, but much more than that, it’s street sign art. We found it attached to a sign on Grand Street near Driggs Avenue in Williamsburg.

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Yesterday, we had a big roach sticker on a Department of Buildings permit. Today, we have the outlines of a face. Tomorrow, who knows? This is from Berry Street in Williamsburg.

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These heads appeared this week in a couple of places in Williamsburg. These are on Driggs Avenue between N. 9 & N. 10 Streets.

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From a building site on Hope Street in Williamsburg, near Havemeyer.

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