09.11.17
Interesting mixture of street art and illustration; also for a good cause. Promoting environmental awareness, Brooklyn-based designer Ricardo Gonzalez took part of a festival that took place in Cancun, México (Avenida Uxmal). Giving the ocean a voice, Ricardo and other nine international and local artists came together for creating a positive impact in the perception for our future. Change the Future.
Ricardo Gonzalez is a designer and artist based in Brooklyn, NYC. His focus is all around creative lettering, typography and art direction. He has been traveling all over the Globe for art installations and street art; we are huge fans of his work on ABDZ.
Presented by @proyectopanorama and CIMUC, the festival features the work of nine international and local artists, all coming together to paint for a purpose and give the oceans a voice via art and activism (ARTivism).
The super creative Russian graffiti artist Nikita Nomerz started a super cool project called "The living Wall" in which he finds the perfect spot to bring life to it by adding faces and human characteristics to these walls.
The Museum of Childhood in London created a project where they mapped the streets of London with artworks by many different artist with the theme ""See the world through a child's eye".
I think we have mentioned it multiple times on the blog. I think we are currently living during a time that will make us appreciate little moments and make us see things differently for the rest of our lives.
Craig Ward is a design director (Words are Pictures) based in New York, NY, USA.