BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAY
The Primary Flight Opening Party Wednesday night blast featuring Dr. Dre and Peanut Butter Wolf lasted late into the morning hours and Logan Hicks was on his hotel ledge contemplating a couple of manatees late Thursday afternoon with his head in his hands, quietly, while street artist Bask was working with some birdies of his own on a wall.
Take a look at some of the progress!
Thanks to Jeremiah Garcia for capturing some of the action!
- Bask rendered a splashy orinthine trio with flair.
- Tes One sends a mixed message in stark tone.
Lee Quinones considers hopping the fence just for old times sake.
Adam 5100 at work on an elongated form in the foreground of a foreboding scene. This can come to no good.
Ron English is knocking outlines for his giant animated wall.
Lee Quinones considers hopping the fence just for old times sake.
Adam 5100 at work on an elongated form in the foreground of a foreboding scene. This can come to no good.
Ron English is knocking outlines for his giant animated wall.
No slouch in the magnificence - Ron English has bitten a big piece offa that street art cake.
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