Urban Art: from Digital Illustration to Large Scale Murals
Graffiti vs Mural
A course by Ceroker , Urban Artist and Graphic Designer
About the video: Graffiti vs Mural
Overview
“If you want to paint on the street you should not necessarily do graffiti, but it is very important that you know their dynamics and the codes of respect for your works to last.”
In this video lesson Ceroker addresses the topic: Graffiti vs Mural, which is part of the Domestika online course: Urban Art: from Digital Illustration to Large Scale Murals. Scale up your designs to large format illustrations with the spray paint technique.
Partial transcription of the video
“Unit 2 Graffiti vs. Mural We made a brief summary of the history of graffiti. Now I will tell you a little about the dynamics of graffiti really on the street and the differences between graffiti, street art or muralism. When I talked about graffiti, I'm talking about letters or putting your name everywhere, unlike illustrations or murals on the street. So the dynamics of graffiti on the street, Although it sounds strange, there are some rules. As I explained, first there is the tag, the throw up, On top of that you can go a quick piece or a piece. When I refer to above is that if you see a...”
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Course summary for: Urban Art: from Digital Illustration to Large Scale Murals
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Digital Illustration, Street Art, Traditional illustration
Ceroker
A course by Ceroker
Ceroker is a Colombian illustrator and urban artist who started painting at the age of 14. Having a defined social stance and studying graphic design led him to understand graffiti on another level. He became interested in typography and took advantage of everything he could learn to develop his style, until he decided to dedicate himself to what he loved most. Without finishing his degree, he began working in a studio as a graphic designer, collaborating on several projects creating logos and corporate images.
He went on to found the street art collective A Tres Manos Estudio. Today he is one of the most important representatives of Colombian Graffiti, where he stands out for his use of color, his characters, and the stories he tells in each of his murals.
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