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Two Street Artists and a Buttload of Paint meet a Wall

Somewhere in Brazil, an unsuspecting wall finds itself face to face with street artists Galo and Ignoto. Galo, also known as MakeOne, works on the left side of the wall while Ignoto brings his artistic talent to the right hand side of the mural. Together, the two artists create a fantasy scene that would not be out of place in a children’s book or on the cover of a CD. Both artists have illustrative styles, and yet there is little similarity between their styles. The result of combining two different styles like this is that each artist’s personality really comes through in the piece. In a way it’s the visual equivalent of holding a conversation.

Many graffiti artists are choosing to collaborate with other street artists, sometimes forming groups of three or four people to work on a single mural. This emerging trend means that not only do the artists get to showcase their skills, network with other artists and have a good time, they also have several contrasting artistic styles in one painting that offset their own style in different ways.

Visit Galo and Ignoto on their Facebook pages for more pictures of graffiti from these two artists.

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February 5, 2014 Catherine Nessworthy Mayhem & Muse

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A fish wears its skeleton on the outside in this black and white street art painting by graffiti artist ROA

ROA’s Giant Animal Graffiti turns Cities into Zoos

ROA was made by his mum and dad in 1976. Since then he’s done stuff, including becoming a street artist. ROA’s giant graffiti murals feature animals that are indigenous to the area that he’s creating in. For example, in South Africa, he painted street art murals of zebras, giraffes and other African animals, for San […]

February 6, 2014 Catherine Nessworthy Mayhem & Muse

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A fantasy warrior in an evil-looking helmet rides a horned beast in this graphic novel styled graffiti mural by artist Jim Vision

Jim Vision turns the Streets into Scenes from a Graphic Novel

Jim Vision (aka Probs) is one of the brilliant street artists that make up the art group EndOfTheLine. His graffiti murals bring to life creatures and characters that one would expect to find in the pages of a graphic novel, rather than on a busy street corner. Aliens, warriors, nameless beasts and robots all make […]

February 4, 2014 Catherine Nessworthy Mayhem & Muse
  • February 5, 2014
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