Street Art.
- "Graffiti" / Urban Art
- Any art that created and performed in the public area.
- Can be done in any forms, from simple scratch, writing in pen or huge painting on the wall.
- Techniques: murals, LED art, sticker art, street installation and etc
- Generally accepted by most public
- MOCA, The Museum of Contemporary Art created exhibition of street art "Art in the Streets"
- Famous: Belin, Bristol, Melbourne
- Believe that it has started since the caveman era
- Daniel Feral created this diagram that elaborates the timeline of street art/graffiti
Artwork:
3D Street Art:
Artist
- Banksy
- From Bristol, London, 1974
- Became a street artist at aged of 18 - as one of Bristol's DryBreadZ Crew (DBZ), with Kato and Tes.
- Also a film director and painter
- Stencils - traditionally hand drawn or printed onto sheets of acetate or card, before being cut out by hand.
- He said: "I use whatever it takes. Sometimes that just means drawing a moustache on a girl's face on some billboard, sometimes that means sweating for days over an intricate drawing. Efficiency is the key."
Artwork by Banksy:
NOW:
- He still lives in Bristol
- He has lots of artwork that is very famous in Europe.
- He works with many famous artists like Brat Pitt and Angelina Jolie
- He have written books
- His artwork is available at Banksy
Chosen Picture.
Element of Design:
Line: Lines created with the procedure of stencils
Shape: Combination of the shape of human and objects
Direction: Horizontal-pictured
Size: Based on real size of the 'human', which is as big as a size of a kid and the objects
Texture: Drawn on concrete surface, which is wall, and color painting for the shapes
Color: Black in color, with some white to create the reality of the shapes
Value: Monotone as black is the most color used to create a scene like shadows
Principle of Design:
Balance: It is balance in showing the reality of the shapes
Gradation: Not much gradation is done as the most spaces is filled with only one color
Repetition: No repetition is done
Contrast: No contrast in terms of wheel but yes, for the tone, which is dark
Harmony: it shows the existence of light because of the shadow concept
Dominance: Mainly falls on the shape of the girl
Unity: The shapes are in well unity which creates a story
Balance: It is balance in showing the reality of the shapes
Gradation: Not much gradation is done as the most spaces is filled with only one color
Repetition: No repetition is done
Contrast: No contrast in terms of wheel but yes, for the tone, which is dark
Harmony: it shows the existence of light because of the shadow concept
Dominance: Mainly falls on the shape of the girl
Unity: The shapes are in well unity which creates a story
Reference:
Photos credit to Google.
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