On the Hunt for Dallas' Best Street Art (Photos)
3. Oak Cliff, Davis at Cedar Hill, Artisans Collective building
This wall seriously blurs the line between art and a traditional vandal's graffiti. These suckers spring from that blue wall like they're on attack -- sharp edges marking their territory about one car length apart from each other, and tentacle curves snapping that wall to life. There are letters in there somewhere, but the design alone is worth its stake at that location.
4. Deep Ellum, Malcolm X between Main and Commerce
Cute homage to gaming.
5. East Dallas, Roseland at Haskell
This is the garage door of Lucky 7 Cycles. Maybe it qualifies as graffiti, maybe it doesn't, but I know it freaked me out when I first saw it, and it looks like it's dripping with blood, machismo, and confrontation. These three things combined scream "small business owner" when you're that close to Ross Avenue.
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