I think by now, most of us realize who is for the war in Iraq, and who is against it. But for those who do not, here is a visual clue. This dazzling (and somewhat bizzare) anti-war mural was spotted in Berkeley, California. Stenciled on the bottom of the wall is a collection of American skylines, from New York to San Fransico. Credits to New River Head.

Sarah Palin Parachutes In

John McCain has Been Rejected in Berkeley

Sarah Palin Parachute Close-up

John McCain Drops Bullet Shells in Berkeley

A Close-Up of John McCain's Mouth

John McCain Drops Some Missiles in Berkeley

A Wide Shot of the John McCain and Sarah Palin Stencil Graffiti Mural in Berkeley

John McCain Dancing in Stamford CT by Billi Kid

Right now, you may be scratching your head, wondering what exactly constitutes “sticker culture.” Well, sticker culture can be categorized as an off-shoot of graffiti, wheat pasting, and other forms of street art. It’s fresh, ground-breaking, and setting the street art bar just a little bit higher. No longer bound to legendary figures like Shepard Fairey of “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” fame, sticker designs come from all manner of places and all kinds of skill. From hand drawn pieces on USPS labels, to high-quality vinyl prints, artists all across the globe create and trade stickers with one another. This can be to simply beef up personal collections or more importantly, to spread the wealth through impromptu street galleries otherwise known as combo slaps. Billi Kid has firmly placed himself at the heart of the combo slap phenomenon by delivering eye popping visuals that turn heads, while still respecting individual designs. Through careful planning and creative execution he highlights each and every artist by making sure their work gets noticed on the streets and on the web.
At times Billi Kid admits it’s heartbreaking to part with one of these tiny master pieces, but he knows he has to follow the rules of the game: stickers belong on the streets, not in your closet. For his latest incarnations, Billi Kid has partnered with legendary street artist Zoltron, who owns one of the best sticker printing websites out there, Sticker Robot. Together, they have created Obama pieces decorated with hundreds of stickers. In the middle of these pieces, Zoltron’s Obama for president poster is visible. With 5 boards under his belt, he will continue the onslaught at least until election day, maybe longer.
The first five people to email Billi Kid at info@billikid.com with the slogan GO OBAMA! will get a free swag, including a Billi Kid t-shirt and some Billi Kid stickers. Just leave your mailing address. If you’re interested in the Obama posters, check out Zoltron’s store.

Billi the Kid slaps Henry Street in Stamford, CT.

Billi the Kid vs Wooster Street near Grand, NYC.

Billi the Kid, just killin it. Bellevue Avenue in Newport, Rhode Island.

Notorious Billi The Kid hits NYC, on Mott Street between Houston and Prince.

Billi Redux - corner of Wooster Street and Grand.

Two weeks ago, we here at Jetcomx published a short article entitled 14 Amazing Works of Political Graffiti and Street Art from Around the World. It quickly became the most viewed article on our site. Due to the popularity of the first article, it was only natural that we once again showcase a few more hand-picked examples of the most fascinating political street art and graffiti from around the world. Without further ado, we present to you, part deux:

16. John McCain’s new campaign slogan: McCain’t. This was found in Austin, Texas.

15. A TV show poster is modified to portray the faces of Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, and Condi Rice.

14. We live in the age of the laser guided democracy. Seen in the Soho section of New York City.

13. Barack Obama says that this is our moment. This was found in Brooklyn, New York City.

12. Barack Obama looks good on an orange background. Designed by Billi Kid.

11. Barack Obama is good with words.

10. Ronald Reagan and Zombie Reagan make an appearance this election season.

Ronald Reagan as a cat (or mouse).

Zombie Reagan needs BRAAAAAAIIINNNSSSS. Zombie Reagan was found in Washington, DC.

9. Richard Nixon also decides to make an appearance during the 2008 presidential election season. This particular piece was found in Paris, France.

This piece was seen in Brooklyn, New York City.

8. Dick Cheney clutches his infamous shotgun, dressed in Wild West garb. Designed by Billi Kid. This poster was pasted on the corner of Bellevue and Memorial Avenues in Newport, Rhode Island.

This version was seen on Wooster Street between Grand and Canal in New York City.

7. John McCain sprouts wings and spews (or sucks) what looks to be oil funnels in this graffiti piece.

6. Barack Obama knows how to use cans. Seen at the Cans Festival in London.

5. Barack Obama and John McCain hang out with a little girl in this graffiti piece in Spokane, Washington.

4. George W. Bush is a true cowboy at heart. This was seen on the corner of Jackson Avenue and Davis Street, Queens. Designed by Billi Kid.

This poster was seen on 22nd street between 10th and 11th in New York City.

3. Al Gore has always been known to love the Earth. Now we know why. This piece was found in London, England.

2. Sarah Palin was once crowned Miss Wassilla. Maybe she has a future in bodybuilding? Both of these were found in New York City and created by Billi Kid.

1. “What’s the difference between a hockey mom and a pitbull? Lipstick.” -Sarah Palin
This stencil piece features Sarah Palin’s head on pitbull’s body wearing lipstick. It was found on Ponce de Leon Ave in Atlanta, Georgia in between Briarcliff and Highland. The artist is unknown at this time.

This is the same exact piece as above, but shot from a different angle.

Here is the same piece cleverly placed on a billboard underneath text reading “This is why we are FUCK’D.”

When you think of graffiti and street art, politics is probably one of the last things that comes to mind. There seems to be a complete disconnect between the two realms. Knowing this, we here at Jetcomx decided to scour the corners of the internet and come up with the 10 most astounding examples of modern political graffiti. Here’s what we came up with:

14. Barack Obama shakes the hand of America in a piece by Chicago based artist Ray Noland. This was spotted at the Got Next art exhibition in San Francisco.

13. John McCain gets his heart ripped out by the devil himself. This was spotted in downtown Freemont, Washington.

12. George W. Bush depicted as a true cowboy. Spotted in Sydney, Australia.

11. Hillary Clinton wears a Barack Obama campaign button on her hat. Found this in New York City.

10. Barack Obama is straight gold.

9. It only seemed natural that these next two graffiti pieces be grouped together as one.

8. John McCain sings “Bomb, bomb, bomb… Bomb Iran” to the tune of the Beach Boys Barbara Ann. This was spotted in the Pearl district of Portland, Oregon.

7. This John McCain piece was found on Olvera Street in Hollywood, California.

6. Dick Cheney as Jabba the Hutt. Found in Brooklyn, New York City.

5. George W. Bush points a gun to his head in a chair. This piece was found in London, England.

4. Bill Clinton was always known as a ladies man.

3. Barack Obama gives a speech to America on a street corner from Chicago, Illinois.

2. Hillary and Barack put up their dukes. This was spotted in New York City.

1. George W. Bush as an old school football player clutching a bomb. This is by Maya and was found in Cambridge, Massachusetts.