Graffiti Art

Robert Elizalde

April 2, 2008

Humanities

Graffiti Art

Well I did graffiti art. It’s not the same as a painting on a canvas. I think that it takes a little bit harder work. Every one in this class was probably going to do some kind of famous painting by a person we all know. So I choose something that no one knows who did it. It makes it a little harder to interpret the work and what it means but the work it’s self is pretty awesome. The building that the graffiti is on is on the corer of San Pedro Street. It is right when you exit off the high way 35.

The art is all over the building, places you think people can not even reach. They even repaint it ever so often so when you come it’s not always the same thing. The last time before I came this time it was something totally different. I liked this time around because it had like three separate paintings but then connecting them it looked kind of like a snake but the face was in the middle. There was stuff all around, there was an angel and even another angel was a harp. There were also fishes near some door. In all this is a great was to show off art. It takes a lot of hard work and dedication to pull off stuff like this. People should think that art work is more the just paint and a canvas. This here proves that theory.