Graffiti USA connects clients with talented mural artists who come from graffiti and street art backgrounds. Their expertise allows each piece of artwork to express what clients want in many unique ways. In this post, each image will be described in ways that distinguish one from the other.
First of all, the portraits of Obama, Reagan, and Washington utilize greyscale and clearly visible linework, which allow each profile to appear stark and severe. However, the conservative use of green and yellow apply a softer tone in the center of the portrait.
In comparison, the landscape in the image below is rich with various colors and textures, with very limited use of solid lines. This is important when it comes to the purpose of each room. In the first example, a recording studio commissioned the artwork. Therefore, the theme of the painting must remain relevant to the work done there. However, the second example guides people towards relaxation, which ultimately leads to more productivity in conferences.
Each mural artist has something special to bring to the table, depending on the tools they prefer to use. In the third and sixth images, the artist used stencils to create very precise, consistent details. This is especially true in their use of text. On the other hand, many of our artists prefer to handpaint their murals, which give them the freedom to improvise as they work. The final image is a perfect example; the black paint is similar to henna, a very improvisational style.
Local street artists are a fantastic resource to use if you are in need of some interior art, exterior murals, live art for events, or anything else you may need! Contact Graffiti USA by email or by phone if you want to schedule a consultation.
