Sentence examples for traditional graffiti from inspiring English sources
While traditional graffiti may often be seen as a sign of urban decay, these murals — sprawling, brightly colored portraits and designs — aim to instill some optimism.
The new acid etching can be seen on store windows throughout the city, and this, coupled with the traditional graffiti, casts such a pall on our neighborhoods.
'You can create beautiful things with them.' After deciding that traditional graffiti was not for him ('I was 21 and crap'), he experimented with knives, cardboard and spray cans.
Along similar lines, about six years ago the new-media artist Evan Roth helped pioneer the use of a digital laser pen and a video projector to write graffiti in public spaces, much as a traditional graffiti artist would use a spray can.
Throughout the streets, the scrawls, tags and basic shapes of traditional graffiti mix with elements of fine art.
Traditional graffiti, eyesore that it is, means having to spray paint the sides of buildings with tags, the graffiti artist's signature.
Non-traditional graffiti interlude: Lego street art.
Far from the mainland's traditional urban graffiti canvases, Hawaiian artists Matthew and Roxanne Ortiz have developed a unique style of murals with a distinct set of concerns.
HOME, who started out painting more traditional-looking graffiti and now draws inspiration from a variety of art movements, including pop art and abstract expressionism, was first introduced to the area by fellow writer RODA on the way back from a different spot in 2013.
Called "Otiyot" (Hebrew for letters), it will be composed in a new style of Hebrew alphabet inspired by Jewish mysticism, traditional calligraphy and graffiti.
