Street Artist Painted Murals of Wild Animals

Murals of Wild Animals

Portuguese street artist painted murals of wild animals with fine-looking flexibility. These murals are supposed to catch the attention of viewers at first glance.

Tendency toward street art and graffiti design has become more strong and popular. No single building or road seem nude as street artists beautifully paint them with different style such as animals, florae, cartoon and hominid characters, vehicles and so on. This is supposed to fill the building up to attract the attention of people and of course make  building or street outstanding, eye-catchy and somehow memorable. We have shared a lot of work of street artists who has been used to do wonderful work to beauty the structures. This time we are featuring the murals of wild animals that has been painted by Antonio Correia who is a street artist, known as Pantonio. He is used to paints gigantic murals on buildings and in diverse places. The street artist painted murals of wild animals in building that are illustrating black and blue flights of birds and other native animals such as fish and octopi. His enormous murals of droves of rabbit, birds and other natural world that bring to mind the mutability, strong suit and pure energy of nature. His works can be found all over the world and his work in the 13th arrondissement in Paris is well thought-out one of Europe’s largest murals, gauging 66 meters high and 15 meters wide. The artistic offers an active, smooth and cagy feel that pays honor to the power of nature. His works put emphasis on a rapid graphic movement that give the impression to split the fixed urban landscape at a distance.

I am sure you guys will like his painted murals of wild animals. We would like you make visit here too for more inspiration.

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