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Stinkfish

 Street art has always been really interesting to me. To create artwork the size of a building takes a lot of time, preparation, and skill. many street artists spend days creating stencils to paint with before they begin on the actual canvas, but some freehand everything. One of my favorite street artists goes by the name Stinkfish. He uses mostly candid photos of people he sees ad photographs while he travels, or old pictures he finds and paints them in mono chromatic tones. Then he adds imaginative and psychedelic detailed layers above them. He never sets the mood of his art on one thing because he believes artwork that large should bring up a large number of emotions. I love how he let each viewer have a completely different opinion on his art by leaving it 100% open to their imagination. Here are some of his pieces-


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  1. I love how the artist uses different colors for shading and to express personality, whats even better is that everyone can see it. Very admirable artist.

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  2. The way the colors work together and are so bright make the artwork pop so much more, very cool artwork.

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  3. The many different colors of the art is very intriguing. I want to visit these soon!

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