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Word Paintings by Wayne White

paul0v2 — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 15:07:15 +0000

Wayne White is an American artist, art director, illustrator, puppeteer, and much, much more. In this post we highlight some of his amazing word paintings which is a mix of landscape paintings with 3d typography. Enjoy!

Wayne White is an American artist, art director, illustrator, puppeteer, and much, much more. Born and raised in Chattanooga, Wayne has used his memories of the South to create inspired works for film, television, and the fine art world. After graduating from Middle Tennessee State University, Wayne traveled to New York City where he worked as an illustrator for the East Village Eye, New York Times, Raw Magazine, and the Village Voice. In 1986, Wayne became a designer for the hit television show Pee-wee’s Playhouse, and his work was awarded with three Emmys. After traveling to Los Angeles with his wife, Mimi Pond, Wayne continued to work in television and designed sets and characters for shows such as Shining Time Station, Beakman’s World, Riders In The Sky, and Bill & Willis. He also worked in the music video industry, winning Billboard and MTV Music Video Awards as an art director for seminal music videos including The Smashing Pumpkins' 'Tonight, Tonight' and Peter Gabriel's 'Big Time.'

More recently, Wayne has had great success as a fine artist and has created paintings and public works that have been shown all over the world. His most successful works have been the world paintings featuring oversized, three-dimensional text painstakingly integrated into vintage landscape reproductions. The message of the paintings is often thought-provoking and almost always humorous, with Wayne pointing a finger at vanity, ego, and his memories of the South. Wayne has also received great praise for several public works he has created recently, including a successful show at Rice University where he built the world’s largest George Jones puppet head for a piece called 'Big Lectric Fan To Keep Me Cool While I Sleep.'

In 2009, Wayne's life and career were chronicled in an incredible 382-page monograph, edited by Todd Oldham. The book features hundreds of images from Wayne's earliest work as an illustrator all the way to his most recent fine art sculptures. Since the book’s release, Wayne has been traveling the country delivering an incredibly entertaining hour long talk where he discusses his life and work, while making time for a little banjo and harmonica playing.

"Do what you love, it's gonna lead you to where you wanna go"

For more from Wayne White visit waynewhiteart.com

About the author

Hi there! I'm Paulo Canabarro, 26 year old web designer - paulocanabarro.com I'm from Brazil currently living and working out of Providence RI, USA. I'm truly passionate about design of all kinds, finding and sharing inspiration here has become part of my life. If you like to know more about me or get in touch visit my website paulocanabarro.com Stock me at Twitter and Dribbble

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Mysterious Illustrations by Florian Nicolle

paul0v2 — Mon, 19 Dec 2011 14:51:16 +0000

Florian Nicolle is a graphic designer from France that has an unique style of illustrations. It's a mix of drawing, illustrating and painting that combined together is very unique and unusual but the result is extremely amazing. This mix give each piece a sense of mystery and a great blend to play with the viewers mind. Enjoy!

For mor from Florian visit neo-innov.fr

I try to create an image that retains its freshness of the first paint stroke, the expressions of the line have to be very free and spontaneous. While keeping a rigorous drawing. So i use fast techniques, like a bic, large brush, watercolor and chines ink. I draw a picture as if I wrote a text, with the same tool, the same freedom, erasures, lines, scribbles, …

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Amazing Typographic Paintings

paul0v2 — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 13:48:27 +0000

The work of Jamie Lawson is very unusual, and amazing at the same time. It's not everyday that art and design blend together on the same piece. The painting with typography mixed in are simply amazing, the style and colors used make a perfect mix and a beautiful composition. Check it out!

Jamie currently lives and works in Hamilton, Ontario with his lovely wife & creative confederate, artist/illustrator Jacqui Oakley (which I interviewed last week Interview with Jacqui Oakley)

For more from Jamie visit jamielawsonart.com

DAMN THE TORPEDOES, FULL SPEED AHEAD (2011)

ink & acrylic on wood // 72"w x 36"h (triptych)

Commissioned by & surrendered with love to H Rasula & D Brook.

JONAH & THE WHALE (2011)

ink & acrylic on wood // 24"w x 18"h

Exhibited as part of Zoo at Loose Canon Gallery, Hamilton Ontario, July-August 2011. Curated by JL & JO.

BICYCLE UTOPIA (2011)

ink & acrylic on wood // 20"w x 16"h

Created for Dushan Milic's bid in the 2011 Ride to Conquer Cancer.

THE FABULOUS NIGHT PANTHER (2011)

ink & acrylic on wood // 36"w x 12"h

Exhibited as part of Zoo at Loose Canon Gallery, Hamilton Ontario, July-August 2011. Curated by JL & JO. Property of private collector.

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Marvelous Mural Art by El Mac and Retna

marcos333 — Wed, 13 Jul 2011 15:11:01 +0000

Seriously, I believe El Mac and Retna are probably the best partnership since Batman and Robin. These two guys can make some really outstanding mural paintings, it's like one completes the work of the other and the result is a powerful combination of colors and striking lines.

You should definetely check more about both of them, so here's some links: Retna Website and El Mac Website.

Gracias La Vida (2009)

Hollywood & Western (2007)

The Voice of Reason (2006)

The Knight (2009)

Young Scribe (2008)

Of Our Youth (Chato) (2010)

Miracle (Cada Pequeño Milagro) (2011)

Let The Arts Roam from I Am Los Angeles on Vimeo.

About the author

My name is Marcos Torres, I'm Graphic Artist from Porto Alegre, Brasil. You can get to know more about me by acessing my Personal Website or by following me on Twitter: @marcos333. You can also see some of my last projects at my Flickr.

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New Work of Josh Keyes

aloa — Wed, 29 Jun 2011 15:08:44 +0000

Some people think Abduzeedo is all about graphic design & illustration. But once in a while we hit you with some incredible painter, like Josh Keyes.

Josh Keyes had a feature on Abduzeedo in 2008, but he really improved his skills and released some interesting artworks, so we had to show you some of his new work. All of those paintings were done on 30"x40" panel with acrylic in his studio in Portland, Oregon.

Where to find Josh Keyes on the web

http://www.joshkeyes.net/ - Website
http://www.joshkeyes.net/printeditions.htm - Buy paintings

About the author

Aloa is the moniker of the german/greek graphic designer/filmmaker & musician Alexis Papageorgiou. Im glad to share great artistic work with the readers on Abduzeedo. Contact me on aloa@abduzeedo.com or follow my Twitter and Facebook page

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Superb Colorful Paintings by Rudy Gutierrez

PauloGabriel — Tue, 19 Apr 2011 00:36:16 +0000

It's been some time since I last saw an illustration or painting that I could say: That's such a regional piece. Well, that's just the case of Rudy Gutierrez' work. An all latin american artist.

Rudy's style really says a lot about latin american style through its warm colors and cultural elements such as Lucha Libre! Of course that Rudy also paints North American subjects, but they got his awesome style and we get to see Malcolm X and also Darth Vader Latino (which is awesome!). For more of Rudy's pieces, you may visit his portfolio at Behance. I hope you enjoy these, guys! Cheers. ;)

About the author

Hello, everyone! I'm Paulo Gabriel, designer from Porto Alegre, Brazil, born in 1984. I have worked as a webdesigner since 2006, but websites and blogs have been a hobby for me since 1999. Here in Abduzeedo, I try to bring only the hot stuff for you... and hope that all of you enjoy my posts! For more cool stuff, you may also follow me on Twitter.

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Quick Tips: Create Geometric Wall Painting Pattern

marcos333 — Mon, 04 Apr 2011 05:29:26 +0000

Experiment new techniques is probably the best way to evolute and to find your own style. I deeply enjoy sharing some of my design / art experiences thru tutorials with you guys. So for this week I going to teach a little experiment I did with wall painting, painting in huge scales was always interesting to me, since the logic of the effects you want to achieve just change radically from just using your finger to using your two arms, something way more physical than just using a computer.

This was really interesting to showcase, since I won't only show you only "how to do" , but also what you should avoid to do and the mistakes I've commited. Trying to innovate in our tutorials, this one will be more about learning thru videos rather than images, since I've noted that on the last "manual techniques" tutorial, people really enjoyed to watch the timelapse on the end. As every artwork, perfection can never be reached, so free yourself from rules, dogmas and other things and let's start this tutorial as just an exercise and fun. came out.

So, what are we going to learn today?

Today we're going to learn basically just to do a geometric pattern, following what some artist have being doing lately, a style more geometric, minimalistic and interesting. I've been seen this type of wall painting / graffiti a lot lately, this genre don't focus on making signatures or 3D letters, but on abstract and geometric shapes that give a illusion of depth sometimes. Some of my main influences to do this projet were Graphic Surgery, Nawer and the famous MWM Graphics. I've posted some examples of this artists bellow:

Graphic Surgery

Nawer

MWM Graphics

What stuff I'll need in order to do it?

This is pretty basic stuff, since you probably may already have those tools at home:

1- Duct Tape

or other type of a strong sticky tape, I used normal masking tape, but honestly I wouldn't recommend, since I've got some problems using it, as you're going to see later.

2- Razor or Scissor

depending of the tape you're going to use this will be necessary.

3- Spray Cans

well, the colors don't have necessarily to be black and white color, but you should try to use really contrasted colors in order to get the depth we want to.

4- Posca pen or whatever you wanna use for painting it

this is up to you, after you finished the painting to adjust the corner and other things, however don't try to make all perfect or it will definetely lose it's grunge look.

5- Gloves

some of you maybe dislike wearing gloves, but honestly the time you will spend trying to wash your hands to get the ink off it, worth using it.

6- Painting Mask

it don't have be to a world war gas mask or something really fancy, it can be even just a bandana strapped on the face. Use one, don't try to painting without, or you may get really dizzy with the smell.

Step 1

This may sound obvious, but you should first make a project before start doing it, just to get at leat a idea of how it would came out. So first of all go get the measures of the wall you're going to paint. I did on Adobe Illustrator a preview of how it would came out, using the measures in scale. But, first I had to find a interesting pattern, so I though about a triangle shape, since it's a better shape to fit a space in any direction..

So how could I give more depth to it? While trying to use some 3D softwares other day I came with a triangle with just 3 colors: white, gray and black. Looking at it gave me the idea to making it 2D, since the three colors placed on each side give the impression of light on it. So I divided the triangle in three sections ad painted with this colors.

So then I had to plan how I would place the triangles, they shouldn't be with the same size nor direction or this would came out really boring. So I distribute then along the space trying have a pattern "unpattern".

Then I just wanted to had a preview of how would be the masking tape placed, and the painting on it.

I took off the strokes to have a better preview, and then just scrumbled the colors of the prisms so they don't get in the same direction.

It didn't came out exactly as the original project and this is actually really good, as you're going to see further.

Step 2 ( Masking )

Some people asked me why I didn't used stencils, well I think I could have used 3 sizes of stencils. However, when you're trying to improvise it way more easy and interesting to use tape, because you can have a better preview of the painting rather than just using stencils. But If you want to do this way, that's ok, but be sure you can improvise with it easily.

Always print a copy of the project and take it with you, you really cannot do it without at least a reference, so I suggest to print a sample.

The video below pretty simplify this step.

Prisms - part 1 from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

Step 3 ( Dividing in sections )

I must admit that this step is a bit boring, but necessary to be well execute, dividing in equal sections may look easy, but is not, unfortunately. The video bellow exemplifies it.

Prisms - Part 2 from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

Step 4 ( Painting )

Before you start painting you should really care about these two tips:

1) Use newspaper to cover the ground, it is likely that you will spend one more coat of paint and will drip a lot. So just get a old newspaper, distribute bellow the area and stick it on the ground (or use weights), but don't let it start flying, or it will be a mess.

2) Use gloves, I know I said this before, but unless you want to spent some days with your hands dirty (as I did on the first time I painted), I suggest you to wear some.

After setting all this stuff let's start to paint. I decided to first paint the black sides then the white and grey sides. As you're going to see on the next step, paint two sides of white and one side of black, because we need a white background to do the shading with the black spray. A good thing is put more than a coat of paint, so the first time you paint it, try to spray it more softly and you will have less problems with dripping. The video says it all.

Prisms - Part 3 from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

Step 5 ( Shading )

Some may say that I should have bought a grey spray can rather than trying to shade with black spray, that's right, but the thing is to create it with less resources as possible, since not everyone can spent a lot of money on material. To be honest I learned this type of shading thru an accident: while working in other graffiti work I noticed that if I hold the cap softly just little tiny drops would came out of it. And as we know, looking at this piece from a certain distance will gives the impression to be grey. However, the main problem with it is that it drips a lot of ink from the can, so be sure that you have already covered the ground with some newspaper. The next video show a close up of the painting and shading.

How to spray the prisms from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

And just a wider look at how to do it.

Prisms - Part 4 from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

Final Result

This is not actually the end of this project, I've repeated the whole process at least three times till now, but more days of work will come, since I want to make this all over the wall. The thing is: don't try to do it perfect, I know most of people see geometric shapes as something well defined, but in my opinion I though that the mistakes I've commited turned it into something more organic. The best advice I could give to you guys is to have fun, I actually love doing it and will try more wall painting after this experience, so get your hands dirty, work hard, but above all, enjoy this time.

Prisms from Marcos Torres on Vimeo.

Mistakes you should avoid

Since I know that the "Abduzeedoes" are very worried with details and finalization, here i posted some tips of thing s you should try to avoid (or not). As I said before, I had some problems with the masking tape and paint, this is quite normal, and since there's not actually rights and wrongs on doing it, I just going to show somethings that bothered me a bit, nothing seriously. I think we shouldn't fear committing mistakes and so I showing the ones I've commited to make the things easier to you guys, hope you understand it.

Cracks on the wall

This not actually your fault if happens, but try take a close a look at the wall you're doing it or when taking off the tapes, parts of the wall may came out too.

Blurring

This what happens when you use the wrong tape, the ink may get between it and will mess it a bit, but in the other hand, it gives a grunge look to it, so it's up to you to get it all correctly or not.

Dripping

This is pretty normal to anyone who already ainted with a spray can, the best way to avoid is to find correct distance between the wall and your had when spraying.

Tiny sizes

When you're masking it, try to don't make tiny formats, since the may get really unrecognizable later.

So that's it guys, hope you had fun and learned a bit with this quick tip, see you on the next tutorial ;)

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Mia Araujo's Outstanding Acrylic Paintings

marcos333 — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 03:22:54 +0000

I must admit that sometimes I get really bored of design / art in general, sometimes we really need something / somebody to show us that we haven't seen everything. The art of Mia Araujo has definitely brought me back attention to fine arts, I mean, we can't deny that even if photoshop and all these softwares can simulate a lot of effects really well, beautifully done artworks using only a brush and acrylic paints will never be replacable.

If you want to know more about Mia and her artworks, please access her Website or her Flickr.

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Stunning Paintings by Tara Babando

AoiroStudio — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 16:41:10 +0000

Tara Babando is an artist based out of Montreal, Canada. She is a fashion designer by day and a painter/ artist by night. Tara finds inspiration in everyday life, in the works of visual artists such as ISO50 and in the beautiful and strong women she surrounds herself with.

I met Tara at the Montreal Meets last January and we exchanged our contact infos. I checked her website and was pretty amazed about the quality of her paintings. Her attention to the details and colors are breathtaking.

For more information about Tara, you can always check her website at TaraBabando.com, her Flickr account or follow her on Twitter @TaraBabando

About the author

My name's François Hoang and my alias's Aoiro Studio. I am a self-taught freelance graphic designer from Montreal, Canada. I've been designing for the last 4 years and really have a huge passion for creative work that makes a difference in our world. If you wanna requests some posts; I can be found on Twitter or feel free to contact me.

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The New Yorker Covers

paul0v2 — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 15:53:11 +0000

Eric Drooker is a native New Yorker, born and raised on Manhattan Island. His paintings appear frequently on covers of The New Yorker, and hang in numerous collections. He's also the award-winning author of several books, including "Flood! A Novel in Pictures" and "Blood Song: A Silent Ballad."

Visualizing answers to artistic questions is a full-time job. I enjoy solving problems that challenge my powers of creativity. Most of my strongest images spring from dreams which have haunted me over the years. The Big City has been a recurring dream all my life, and fittingly, is the subject of much of my art. Being born and raised in Manhattan must have had something to do with it. Many of the New Yorker covers I've created were painted from vivid memories and urban epiphanies.

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Amazing Brushless Graffiti Portraits by David Walker

nathanbweller — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 13:41:49 +0000

David Walker uses spray paint to create beautiful graffiti portraits. He works under self-imposed constraints such as "no brushes" and the results are quite stunning. What's more, according to the article that tipped me off to him, he only started painting three years ago!

Beyond that tiny tidbit of information…I know nothing about this guy! If someone has a good bio link please post it in the comments. His site is pretty slim on info - but that doesn't mean we can't enjoy his work!

Feast your eyes on these paintings!

About the author

Hi, my name is Nathan Weller. I'm a Columbus Ohio based artist, blogger and freelance consultant. I manage business development here at Abduzeedo. If you'd like to partner or advertise with us, email me at nathan[@]abduzeedo.com. I also write for some other cool blogs and post everything I write on twitter. If I'm not working then I'm either tinkering around with personal projects or posting cool stuff as I find it on my Tumblr. If you're passionate about art or even an artist yourself, I'd love to connect and learn about what you do :)

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Great Set of Portraits by Rich Pellegrino

PauloGabriel — Tue, 25 Jan 2011 02:00:17 +0000

It's always a pleasure to see artists revive iconic movies and characters with their art. Rich Pellegrino has been doing that for some time now and in his latest McFly and Doc are back!

Gotta love his style! There's a full set of portraits from different celebrities and famous musicians, and at his portfolio you'll find more of these. Don't forget to visit him, and I hope you enjoy these! Cheers. ;)

Marty McFly

Doc Brown

Peter

Willy Wonka

Jack

Billie Holiday

Walter

Fashionista

Ash

Musicians

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Fantastic Worlds by Jon Foster

abduzeedo — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 12:02:16 +0000

Jon Foster is an illustrator, painter and fine artist from Rhode Island, NY. I came across his work while I was looking for some inspiration at Behance. In his Behance profile there was only one project called Fantastic Worlds with some truly fantastic pieces.

For more information about Jon Foster visit his Behance profile at http://www.behance.net/JonFoster

About the author

Abduzeedo is a blog about design. There are all sorts of articles for those who want to look for inspiration. Also you will find very useful tutorials for the most used applications out there, with a special selection of Photoshop Tutorials and Illustrator Tutorials. You can get in follow us via Twitter at @abduzeedo

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Paintings and Drawings by Charmaine Olivia

marcos333 — Mon, 03 Jan 2011 13:38:24 +0000

Charmaine Olivia is for me one of the greatest design/art revelations from 2010. A 22 years old girl based at San Francisco, CA, she consider herself as a drawer, painter, tea-drinker and a self-taught artist. Her paintings and drawings show us a very particular fashion and beautiful reality with portraits of tattooed, sexy and interesting girls.

I'm a dreamer, painter, tea-drinker, self-taught San Franciscan artist. I was born and raised in a small beach town in Southern California where I first started drawing with soy sauce on napkins but have since upgraded to paper and paint. I now reside in San Francisco's sunny Mission District where I love playing Scrabble in the park, cuddling with my kitten & drinking peppermint tea ( Charmaine's Website ).

A huge source of inspiration are my dreams. I dream every night (which can be tiresome.) I rarely have a shortage of ideas or inspiration, it’s finding the time to create all the images in my head that can be tricky. Unfortunately many of these mental images get lost and buried under new ones ( We love Creativity Charmaine's Interview )

You can know more about Charmaine Olivia and her work by accessing her Website and her Devianart.

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Awesome Predator Fan Art

marcos333 — Tue, 28 Dec 2010 09:52:30 +0000

I'm a huge fan of Sci Fi movies and I must admit that Predator is one of my favorites. He's one of the most memorable aliens you'll probably see in your life, with his dreadlocks, tribal high tech apparel and big muscles, he's a incredible and creepy extraterrestrial.

Krats

Vail-Akatosh

wyv1

MeckanicalMind

lorenzothekiller

FarinellaPortfolio

vandalocomics

cantas78 >

paololluch

XandervanDuijvenbode

The Predator aliens are characterised by their trophy-hunting of other dangerous species for sport, including humans. Predators are large, sentient humanoid creatures who possess advanced technology such as active camouflage and energy weapons, and are capable of interstellar travel ( Predator, the hunted )

jpc-art

stevegoad

cantas78

daRoz

ashasylum

stevegoad

adonihs

ekud

LovesTheMuffin

blackmage9

Predator culture in general is based on the concept of The Hunt. Whereas humans on earth were agrarian, the Predators never stayed in just one place. Their culture revolves around the concept of hunting and stalking prey. Very similar to a pack mentality, the strongest and most efficient member of the Clan is the leader. This alpha male controls the actions of the group ( Predator, the hunted ).

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Word Paintings by Wayne White

Wayne White is an American artist, art director, illustrator, puppeteer, and much, much more. In this post we highlight some of his amazing word paintings which is a mix of landscape paintings with 3d typography. Enjoy!

About the author

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Mysterious Illustrations by Florian Nicolle

About the author

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Amazing Typographic Paintings

The work of Jamie Lawson is very unusual, and amazing at the same time. It's not everyday that art and design blend together on the same piece. The painting with typography mixed in are simply amazing, the style and colors used make a perfect mix and a beautiful composition. Check it out!

DAMN THE TORPEDOES, FULL SPEED AHEAD (2011)

JONAH & THE WHALE (2011)

BICYCLE UTOPIA (2011)

THE FABULOUS NIGHT PANTHER (2011)

About the author

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Marvelous Mural Art by El Mac and Retna

Seriously, I believe El Mac and Retna are probably the best partnership since Batman and Robin. These two guys can make some really outstanding mural paintings, it's like one completes the work of the other and the result is a powerful combination of colors and striking lines.

Gracias La Vida (2009)

Hollywood & Western (2007)

The Voice of Reason (2006)

The Knight (2009)

Young Scribe (2008)

Collige, Virgo, Rosas (2010)

La Reina de Thai Town (2010)

Skid Row (Blessed are The Meek) (2010)

Of Our Youth (Chato) (2010)

Miracle (Cada Pequeño Milagro) (2011)

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New Work of Josh Keyes

Some people think Abduzeedo is all about graphic design & illustration. But once in a while we hit you with some incredible painter, like Josh Keyes.

Where to find Josh Keyes on the web

About the author

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Superb Colorful Paintings by Rudy Gutierrez

It's been some time since I last saw an illustration or painting that I could say: That's such a regional piece. Well, that's just the case of Rudy Gutierrez' work. An all latin american artist.

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Quick Tips: Create Geometric Wall Painting Pattern

So, what are we going to learn today?

Graphic Surgery

Nawer

MWM Graphics

What stuff I'll need in order to do it?

1- Duct Tape

2- Razor or Scissor

3- Spray Cans

4- Posca pen or whatever you wanna use for painting it

5- Gloves

6- Painting Mask

Step 1

Step 2 ( Masking )

Step 3 ( Dividing in sections )

Step 4 ( Painting )

Step 5 ( Shading )

Final Result

Mistakes you should avoid

Cracks on the wall

Blurring

Dripping

Tiny sizes

About the author

Sponsored Links:

Mia Araujo's Outstanding Acrylic Paintings

About the author

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Stunning Paintings by Tara Babando

Tara Babando is an artist based out of Montreal, Canada. She is a fashion designer by day and a painter/ artist by night. Tara finds inspiration in everyday life, in the works of visual artists such as ISO50 and in the beautiful and strong women she surrounds herself with.

About the author

Sponsored Links:

The New Yorker Covers

Eric Drooker is a native New Yorker, born and raised on Manhattan Island. His paintings appear frequently on covers of The New Yorker, and hang in numerous collections. He's also the award-winning author of several books, including "Flood! A Novel in Pictures" and "Blood Song: A Silent Ballad."

About the author

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Amazing Brushless Graffiti Portraits by David Walker

David Walker uses spray paint to create beautiful graffiti portraits. He works under self-imposed constraints such as "no brushes" and the results are quite stunning. What's more, according to the article that tipped me off to him, he only started painting three years ago!

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Great Set of Portraits by Rich Pellegrino