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Tuesday, September 20, 2011
photorealistic street art
Using oil, acrylic, and gouache, artist Jessica Hess recreates street art in such precise detail that you almost can't believe you're looking at paintings. Armed with her camera, she takes pictures all over the city, snapping graffiti laden walls and decrepit surfaces. Her paintings bring to light they physical decay of man-made buildings or nature reclaiming its structures. "These locations are really all I notice in a city. I am not your typical tourist. I go right to the worst neighborhoods and industrial wastelands on the outskirts of town."
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great post!!!! ♥
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I love graffiti art...I once did a project on it for my Art History class...and believe it or not graffiti is so not an easy process...
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This is an awesome post, I love seeking out and photographing graffiti as well!
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