A young talented Belgian artist Roa (b. 1976 in Ghent, Belgium) is a recognized in the world master of creative street art. And among his latest creations is this beautiful mural on multistory House in Johannesburg, in South Africa. Before creating such a picturesque mural, ROA has carefully prepared for it. In particular, he studied a lot of “live” pictures of animals to reproduce their natural and rather peaceful poses. Besides, the artist usually paints wild/farm animals and birds that are native to the local area. As a rule, he uses a minimal color pallet like black, white and red. In addition, he uses vibrant colors depicting flesh and/or internal systems within the animals and birds. So, Roa travels around the world and leaves his creations in various cities, decorating sad gray constructions – walls, fences, pipes, with picturesque images. Indeed, such artists as Roa make our world a more beautiful place to live.
Belgian graffiti artist Roa painting on the House in Johannesburg, in South Africa
Large scale painting on the House in JohannesburgRhinoceros, Elephants and giraffes decorate the wall of the House in Johannesburg, in South AfricaDetail of graffiti art. House in Johannesburg, in South AfricaA huge rabbit painted on the wall. BrooklynAwesome image of Heron painted on the wall of one of the houses in BrooklynWonderful work of art – realistic wall painting of a bird on the wall. BrooklynSkeletons of prehistoric dinosaurs decorate the walls of a building in Brooklyn, between Morgan and Bogart streetVery often faceless and gloomy constructions become a canvasGloomy and ugly constructions decorated by RoaBelgian graffiti artist Roa makes this world a beautiful placeSquirrelSleeping bearsBeautiful bird decorates the constructionBirds – the main inspiration for RoaBlack raven painted on the wallCreation of graffiti artist RoaScary mouseUnder the bridgeBehind the fenceStreet art by RoaAccording to Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, Streets – our brushes. Squares – our palettesAn image of a black crow decorates the constructionA little hareZaragoza. 5°Asalto – Mural Painting Festival
