French Artist Creates 3D Street Art That Interacts With Its Surroundings (68 Pics)
As lockdowns loosen, people start venturing out into the streets. We can once again appreciate fresh air, open spaces, and hopefully, some good graffiti on a wall rather than bad ones. I know for sure that there's at least one person that tips the balance of good-and-bad graffiti to the better side. He goes by the street name of scaf, or scaf_oner, on Instagram. What's more, he isn't a mere vandal: "I love to paint in all of these abandoned places. Above all, I like abandoned houses, manors, castles and factories." By doing so, he transforms them and adds extra value to them, rather than the opposite.
The French street artist's trademark is his extremely detailed and realistic style. He portrays all sorts of animals like dinosaurs and snakes, skulls and bones, robots, and other cool stuff. By the time scaf is done, his work looks picture-perfect, as if he glued a print of a photo. Everything is there: details, shadows, highlights, gloss, and flair.
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I'd be the idiot to walk into the wall just to go inside 😂
Don't care if the honey is cheap, the "salesperson" is too scary for me...
swim away, swim away dont look back at the jaws of death just keep swimming, just keep swimming
"When it comes to scorpions, bigger is better." - Henry "Indiana" Jones, Jr.
These are amazinggggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How do you do it??!!! These are incredible!!
These are amazinggggggggggggggggggggg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How do you do it??!!! These are incredible!!
