“I began by painting human portraits and one day a friend asked if I would paint their two dogs,” the artist wrote on his personal website. “Pet Portraits by Jeff Evans was born and the rest is history. The majority of my work is produced on canvas, usually 50cm x 60cm although I have extensive experience painting large scale murals on boards, bridges and even a ship!”

The artist shares his work on his social media accounts, and on his website where you can order portraits of your furry best friends.

If you are interested to see his work, check out the gallery below.

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Did you know that lace motifs can beautify buildings as well? This artist proves it. NeSpoon is a polish artist who took the time to create spray painted murals as well as textile installations, which are based on traditional lace motifs. All her public paintings are made on multi-story urban structures. The other yarn works by this artist are done close to passageways as well as trees to make them look like enlarged spider webs.

She did a recent piece for the Museum of Fine Art in Alencon France. It was based on the French lace makers design, which were pieces for the Emergence Festival in Sicily. It also includes textile installations across Armenia, Finland, Poland, and Germany.

Check out some of her amazing designs:

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“I began by painting human portraits and one day a friend asked if I would paint their two dogs,” the artist wrote on his personal website. “Pet Portraits by Jeff Evans was born and the rest is history. The majority of my work is produced on canvas, usually 50cm x 60cm although I have extensive experience painting large scale murals on boards, bridges and even a ship!”

The artist shares his work on his social media accounts, and on his website where you can order portraits of your furry best friends.

If you are interested to see his work, check out the gallery below.

The post Graffiti Artist Makes Pet Portraits On Canvases appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Did you know that lace motifs can beautify buildings as well? This artist proves it. NeSpoon is a polish artist who took the time to create spray painted murals as well as textile installations, which are based on traditional lace motifs. All her public paintings are made on multi-story urban structures. The other yarn works by this artist are done close to passageways as well as trees to make them look like enlarged spider webs.

She did a recent piece for the Museum of Fine Art in Alencon France. It was based on the French lace makers design, which were pieces for the Emergence Festival in Sicily. It also includes textile installations across Armenia, Finland, Poland, and Germany.

Check out some of her amazing designs:

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