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The busy streets of Manhattan are typically far removed from nature.
That’s precisely why it was the perfect spot for Spanish artistDulkto make a statement with a giant mural.
Dulk started working ingraffitiin 2003, and began taking on large-scale murals in 2011.
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He also included his signature character, theSoul Rider, depicted getting along with wildlife in the ocean.
To create his murals, Dulk uses water-based acrylic paintan usual choice for this sort of work.
Using acrylic paint instead of spray paint helps me create a color palette with smoother transitions.
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Painting the mural took him and his team seven days to complete.
Only a little awareness is needed from all parts involved to see big changes.
It was like David against Goliath, a modest and small building.
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To create his murals, Dulk uses water-based acrylic paint.
Using acrylic paint instead of spray paint helps me create a color palette with smoother transitions.
Painting the mural took him and his team seven days to complete.
Photo: Dr. Derek
Only a little awareness is needed from all parts involved to see big changes.
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