Graffiti Arte Vandalismo.
Weekly Vandal!
Hey yool what's Up!
I am always grateful to everyone who is part of this community and to all those who support street art, those who spread their positive energy and share artistic works from different cities and parts of the world. They have not been able to see excellent work in terms of graffiti and impressive works when it comes to street art, as there are currently many materials and painters who are taking this to another level. However, we exist, and with our limited resources and some limitations, we continue. spreading the love we once felt for this culture and for this art on the streets.
As many of you know, I am a Venezuelan from the state of Monagas who shares a love and passion for street art. It seems incredible that it has been 15 years since I started doing this, putting my name on walls in different places, in different ways, in different colors, yet always keeping the same energy. Sometimes, when I see the result of what I do, I feel a little frustrated and annoyed because there are so many effects, styles, and designs that I would like to apply to my graffiti. I hope to soon overcome these limitations, even though I have practiced enough with color combinations, contrasts, brightness, and effects, as I am starting a project in which I want to create paintings that can be sold to the public. But returning to the subject of graffiti and urban art, I am still trying to bring life to the walls of my town with this characteristic style that represents me.
- Watch Out This Process;
First of all, I would like to mention that this graphic was created last night, approximately 12 hours ago, but I don't have many photos of it. I hope to be able to photograph it a little better later and share it with you in a future post, along with other work I have done recently. Honestly, I don't have much to say, as the curators and other people in the community know me. I know I need to be much more attentive and try to connect a little more with all of you, as there are many artists who... share their own work, but there are also others who share the work they see on the street, and it is gratifying to know that seven people appreciate these works.
This graffiti was created together with my friends Chavo and Jordi, both of whom have accounts on the platform. Little by little, we have come to understand, and I hope that they will truly join the platform and begin to share their thoughts and experiences, among other things, since this is a free space for all of us. And then we know that there is a remuneration that we sometimes hope will be a little higher, since the effort we put into the publication is sometimes not sufficiently appreciated, especially when we don't have easy access to the internet and have to walk several blocks away from our homes to get a little signal and share this with you. This doesn't mean that we do this for rewards, but we know that this is how blockchain works and that we have currently had a decline. And if we talk about rewards.
With that, I bid you farewell.
I hope you have a good week. I hope to continue sharing with you and observing your work until next time.