Wednesday, October 08, 2008
Smiley Graffiti Guy
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I don't know about you, but to me, this fellow looks more French than Czech, oui? But no, you can find him in our neighborhood, a few doors down from the defanged lion and dainty Dresden shepherdess.
About Me
- Julia
- Prague, Czechia
- If I'm not working or hanging out with our 10 year old while a bouncy 5 year old dances around us, there's a good chance I'll be hammering away on our piano, reading a book or trying to sketch. I live in Prague, Czech Republic and hail from the U.S. South.
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3 comments:
What's more, despite its simplicity, there's a hint of professionalism about the minimalist face. Theme for a "modern" novel with a life expectancy of five months: the aesthetic agonies of a graffiti artist, paid by the city but wanting to break into advertising.
Pictures of graffiti are sometimes fascinating for the "3D" effect. Since we're already mentally recreating a three-dimensional scene from the two-dimensional representation of the photo, when there is a picture inside the picture, it becomes three-dimensional in our recreation. This figure stands out away from the concrete of the wall when I look at your picture.
He is really well done, I agree. I love his smile. And you are right Tommy, he does look like he is about to step off the wall and start walking about!
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