A rare chance to see those graffiti kids doing their “masterpieces”. Personally I thought that this kind of works were done with the printed paper, though here they show it’s drawn with paintbrushes.
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I believe you are right. Still, that’s an ingenious variation of graffiti.
Not really. It looks like they are Banksy’s copycats.
Ohh– that’s not fair at all– Banksy didn’t invent graffitti (I could just as easily say Banksy is ripping off Keith Haring), he just has a very particular style of politically-themed graffiti. There’s nothing particularly political about this, nor does it emulate Banksy’s style (it’s not even a stencil, which is Banksy’s main method).
so there.
Interesting discussion…and to think that some people do not regard graffiti as an art form.
Wheat Paste
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheatpaste
Photoshop
Wrong! Paintbrush.
hard to swallow. Maybe he’s just laquer and painting over stickons he made?
by painting I meant painting on glue to soak into the transfers he probably printed
Nice work. Simple, whimsical, good use of repitition. I agree, its large paper prints/transfers pasted to the wall with wheat paste or something similar. Wonder how it holds up in the weather?
They are using the Rasterbator (homokaasu.org/rasterbator)and then wheat pasting. Not really graffiti, rather “street art”… Not bad, but not so original.
I’m unsure if I like this. It’s reminds me a bit too much of ‘Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band’, or something of that nature.
Have you not seen how people apply posters in the streets? they use a bloom to apply the glue. It´s the same process but with a paintbrush, to apply it with every kind of detail.
Stencil
PASTE
sniper eyes…lucky aim
It’s just a big, nicely printed sticker…
For a true stencil art, visit M-city’s page:
http://www.m-city.org/m-city/realizacje/murales.html
this guy rock’s!
Yeah, that brush isn’t used to paint. He’s applying paste to the wheat paper, kind of like glue. So it sticks.