From Paper Glider Graffiti to Trash-Pack Street Art
Meghan Young — September 17, 2014 — Art & Design
Street art murals are a form of art that continues to get more appreciation with every passing day. This owes itself not only to younger generations' attraction to the medium, hence the commercialization of graffiti over time, but also to the innovative imagination of the artists themselves. Street art murals are more than a can of spray paint and brick wall now. Granted, some of the best ones out there still use these basic materials.
Ranging in size, color and subject matter, this collection of street art murals involve a number of different objects found around the city. Not to mention that some artists use unorthodox methods such as dirt (or the cleaning of dirt) to execute their ideas and concepts.
Ranging in size, color and subject matter, this collection of street art murals involve a number of different objects found around the city. Not to mention that some artists use unorthodox methods such as dirt (or the cleaning of dirt) to execute their ideas and concepts.
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