29 Street Art Before And After Moments By Nuno Miles That Show Stunning Transformations
Nuno Miles is a Portuguese painter whose work focuses on contemporary portraiture. Through a highly detailed and technically rigorous approach, his hyperrealistic paintings explore the human face alongside liquids and materials such as honey, ink, and water, which serve as visual metaphors for desire, tension, and vulnerability.
Alongside his studio work, Nuno Miles creates large-scale public murals that you can spot in Portugal, Spain, and Italy. What makes his street art stand out is how realistic it feels. He often uses a 3D-like technique that makes parts of his paintings appear to come out of the wall.
The artist also shares before-and-after transformations of his work, showing how ordinary surfaces are turned into striking visual pieces. We’re happy to share some of the best examples of these transformations with you, so scroll down and admire his meticulous creations.
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I enjoyed moving the reveal and watching the squiggly roof appear/dissappear.
The art makes the door and window look much larger! So cool how people can make a space feel so grand by altering colors.
It's amazing how it looks like you can see right through, but the inside is just as usable as before.
My last salary was $8750, ecom only worked 12 hours a week. My longtime neighbor yr estimated $15,000 and works about 20 hours for seven days. I can't believe how blunt he was when I looked up his information, This is what I do..... 𝐉𝐨𝐛𝐀𝐭𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞𝟏.𝐂𝐨𝐦
Load More Replies...Such talent, and I imagine your community is ever so grateful for the work you put into it. I sure hope they do, I know I would be.
My last salary was $8750, ecom only worked 12 hours a week. My longtime neighbor yr estimated $15,000 and works about 20 hours for seven days. I can't believe how blunt he was when I looked up his information, This is what I do..... 𝐉𝐨𝐛𝐀𝐭𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞𝟏.𝐂𝐨𝐦
Load More Replies...Such talent, and I imagine your community is ever so grateful for the work you put into it. I sure hope they do, I know I would be.
