This wonderful triptych collaboration from Piro, 45RPM and Epok appeared last september on the garage wall at Dean Lane. Don’t ask me why I never posted it… inexplicable. This collaboration follows the format of sharing a wall and colour scheme with three associated pieces.
On the left is a fabulous piece of graffiti writing from Piro, an artist whose work is almost entirely absent from Natural Adventures, which is a pity, because he has an incredible style and technique. His work is always incredibly tight.
The centrepiece character is by 45RPM depicting a devilish glass of beer or perhaps ginger beer or something more alcoholic altogether. This is a nice feature that joins the two pieces of graffiti writing really well, a segue beer if you like.
The piece on the right is from Epok and is absolutely stunning in my book. The letters spell out EPOK and the design and colour elements of the writing are so very easy on the eye. I haven’t seen much from Epok lately, so finding this one in my ‘coronavirus’ archive was a real treat.
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The designs and colour schemes are well matched. 🙂
I wonder though, what is on the corrugated roof?
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Those are empty cans of paint discarded by the less sensible . . .
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Ah, thank you. 😀
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As Paul says. Discarded empty cans. It seems to be a bit of a ‘thing’ there.
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Thank you 😀 – I thought they might be paint cans, but there were so very many!! 😀
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So many years of artists painting there.
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So I guess it’s tradition now. 😀
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Yep.
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I think the beer is the best part.
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I rather favour Epok’s contribution.
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