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Street Art of the Day: It took 16 long days and over 500 cans of spray paint, but the Montreal-based artist-run collective A’Shop finally completed its massive Art Nouveau-inspired mural of “a modern-day Our Lady of Grace.”
“Our city has way too much gray,” said Fluke, one of the five artists who worked on this project. “So I hope this [mural] kickstarts a mural campaign.”
Watch the mural go from soup to nuts below:
[ashop / mefi.]
This is amazing.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lw9fpxJG5w1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Street Art of the Day: It took 16 long days and over 500 cans of spray paint, but the Montreal-based artist-run collective A’Shop finally completed its massive Art Nouveau-inspired mural of “a modern-day Our Lady of Grace.”
“Our city has way too much gray,” said Fluke, one of the five artists who worked on this project. “So I hope this [mural] kickstarts a mural campaign.”
Watch the mural go from soup to nuts below:
This is amazing.
(Source: thedailywhat)
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I like how you sign off with a triforce symbol.
Graffiti Alley in Toronto.
I’m surprised that I’ve never noticed this before yesterday or knew it existed. The mural of Rob Ford as Jabba the Hut was extremely enjoyable.
