Jun 5, 2019
Fat Cap Only - I enjoyed using exclusively a fat cap to paint this little character in Miami
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Fat Cap Only - I enjoyed using exclusively a fat cap to paint this little character in Miami
15 characters freestyle
I painted this mural on 7th Avenue for my friend Hashish at Namira Corner Store.
I wasn’t sure where I was heading to when I started to sketch on the wall. I had in mind to paint some characters, but without any precise sketch for it or anything like that. It took a few days to adjust my sketch to capture the vibe I felt there. I am pretty happy with it, specially how I was able to deal with colors I am not used to mixing together. I focused on diversity in the character roster. The result is a mix between what came out from my mind and what I observed around me while I was on the spot. Like many corner stores, this place it’s more than a store for the community living near by, it’s a meeting point. I want to thank the people that came by and showed support while I was painting, such a nice and warm welcome.
#freestyle #characters
Leza One - (Heart) Tacos (09/16).
No matter how deep the darkness is around you keep looking for the light. Leza One at the RAW Project in Wynwood.
The recent Vision Art Festival, held in the Swiss resort of Crans-Montana in Canton Valais, has taken the street art scene to new heights. A few years ago, a couple of young art enthusiasts from the region had a twisted idea to bring street artist to Swiss alps – on the lift stations, shelters, and restaurant buildings around the ski slopes. After last year’s “test event”, which produced a mural by Icy & Sot and Hebru Brantley, the local community accepted the idea and the long preparations begun. On August 24th, Vision Art Festival 2015 officially opened, hosting an impressive lineup of international artists: Chor Boogie, Reka One, Okuda, 2Alas, Greg Mike, Angry Woebots, Leza One, Rustam Qbic, Toz, Rodrigo Branco, Never Crew, and more.
Vision Art Festival Brings Street Art to the Swiss Alps
by Leza One
Leza One
Falling Apart de Leza One (Miami, USA)