Though most people have always been told not to draw on the walls, it's clear that artist Richard Vermaak didn't get that memo. Using eroded surfaces as his canvases, Vermaak draws 'Skelewags' -- quirky skull faced characters that interact with their surroundings -- in funny, playful situations.
Richard Vermaak pushes his creativity as he searches for new ways to interpret the different surfaces he comes across and construct unique situations for his 'Skelewags,' providing viewers with a few amazing works to look at.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Interactive Street Art
- The trend of creating street art that interacts with its surroundings presents opportunities for artists to engage and surprise viewers.
- Creative Use of Surfaces
- Exploring eroded surfaces as unconventional canvases opens up possibilities for artists to transform neglected spaces into vibrant works of art.
- Whimsical Character Illustrations
- The trend of depicting quirky skull faced characters in playful situations offers opportunities for artists to bring humor and whimsy to their art.
Sectors Adopting This
- Street Art
- Artists and brands can utilize interactive street art to create memorable and engaging experiences for viewers, while also attracting attention to their work or products.
- Urban Regeneration
- The creative use of surfaces in urban spaces can contribute to revitalization efforts, sparking interest and transforming decaying areas into vibrant communities.
- Graphic Design
- The trend of whimsical character illustrations presents opportunities for graphic designers to create unique and captivating visuals for various applications, such as advertising, packaging, or digital media.
