On his website, Spanish street artist Dulk treats his fans to a rare sight; the sketches that he bases his murals paintings on. Below you can see a couple of these sketches, but for a real treat; and check out his illustrations and mixed media paintings too.
Dulk also goes by the name Antonio Segura Donat, and has become a popular artist not just in Spain, but around the world. The appeal of Dulk’s art is that no matter whether it is a small sketch or a two-storey street art painting; there’s bound to be something in the design that will speak to every personality type. Many of his art works boast the currently popular pop surrealism style, in which cartoonish characters are created in a realistic fashion. Pop surrealism hints at the possibility of other worlds in which these creatures live and each of Dulk’s sketches and street art paintings do the same by delighting the imagination with the suggestion that there is more to this world than meets the eye.
If you want updates from this artist, you can like his Facebook page.
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- Before the wall comes the sketch. Street artist Dulk spares no detail even in the planning phase
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- A golden whale sports a surrealist theme in this street art painting by Dulk for the Euroculture festival
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- Spanish street artist Dulk creates every detail in this sketch for his wall mural entitled Bipolar
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- The finished street art mural called Bipolar by pop surrealist street artist Dulk
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- The North Pole is for sale in this pop surrealist sketch Dulk
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- Street artist Dulk stands beside his enormous mural that was once little more than a pencil drawing
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- This complex and bizarre sketch is pretty awesome as it is but just wait until street artist Dulk turns it into a pop surrealist wall mural
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- While it varies slightly from the original sketch, this surreal street art mural by Dulk still bears all the flavor and fantasy of the original design
