BROOKLYN STREET ART LOVES YOU MORE EVERY DAYName Every Piece and You Win an Original Artwork from Chris (RWK) and BSA !
Okay BSA Readers: Now’s your chance to show you know your street art!
- YOUR PRIZE: This cool piece by Chris from Robots Will Kill! 8″ x 8″, acrylic on wood, signed by the artist.
Since the devil is on the details, here is a set of images that focus on the EYES of the artists’ subjects. The first reader that correctly identifies all the artists will receive this original painting on wood by street artist Chris from Robots Will Kill.
The Winner will be announced on Fun Friday, along with the answers.
Please email your answers to info @ brooklynstreetart.com with BSA GIVEAWAY in the subject.
Good Luck! Ready, GO!
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(all photos © Jaime Rojo)
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