BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYUsing a Thick Marker to Ink Out His New “Bird With A Bite”
Street Artist Don John takes a monochromatic tip as he rocks his new illustration on in this clean wall in Copenhagen, where he hails from. Audacious and clean, the black marker lines morph the soaring and fierce together seamlessly and make the stuff pop off the wall. It helps that he has been cutting stencils for a few years and that he continues to work to evolve his own style in group shows, festivals, and on the street. If your stuff is this tight, you don’t need a lot of color to make a statement.
Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
“Bird With a Bite”. Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
Don John (photo © Tobias Nicolai)
Don John (photo © Don John)
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