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Collab by Royyal Dog and Jay Flow at the Container Yard.

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Graffiti toon beauty #containeryard #graffitiart #lastreetart (at The Container Yard) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfLSIyAr3dI/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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September 15, 2018

“LOVE EACH OTHER”

by Royyal Dog

Traveling from his native Korea to the United States, Korea Daily says Chris Chanyang Shim, aka Royyal Dog, decided to travel the country painting and quenching his thirst for open space. In the Bronx he painted three of his favorite rappers, but when he stood in front of an empty wall at LA’s Container Yard he decided to try something new and different. His portrait of a young African American girl wearing a traditional Korean hanbok resulted in an iconic image of both beauty and a statement about multiculturalism and set Royyal Dog on a new trajectory. With several works painted since then at the Container Yard he was back again in early 2018 to paint this Seaton St work inspired by scripture: John 13:34’s commandment to love one another. With help from Hanbok Master @hanbok89 Shim’s crosscultural masterpiece portrays @m_uera, @imablackpearl, and @ta_russia.  @royyaldog  @thecontaineryard

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Work by Spaint at The Container Yard.

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‘Hold on! I’m comin” Work by Bircap at the Container Yard.

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‘In Adversity We Bloom’

Work by Kimchi Juice at The Container Yard.

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‘Are Things Still Burning’

Work by Emily Ding at the Container Yard. Painted in 2019.

[mrb727]

Super Cool #caffeineandclassics #containeryard #customcars #classiccars #lowriders #taildragger #lamurals #badasscars (at The Container Yard) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNBpTjRp7b5/?igshid=hf39f6dmeo5h