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    Blek Le Rat Analysis

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    it. His rat stencils brought rise to fame as he painted them around France during the beginning of his career. (McNamara, 2011) (See appendix A). The rats were his first stencil he mass painted around Paris, this is what brought him his initial notoriety. His use of the alias “Blek Le Rat” was instigated by a cartoon he watched as a child “Blek Le Roc”. (Stencil…

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    Title Skull Craft 2. Curriculum are/Development Domain Fine motor/ Physical 3. Number of Children/Age and number of adults Four children to one teacher/ Three to five years old 4. Material Needed Model Magic of different color, 3D skull shape stencils, a variety of paint colors, paper plates, paintbrush, wood or plastic rollers 5. Location and setup of activity In the Art table 6. Preparation • Have a finished example to demonstrate children how may it looks done or painted. • Buy the…

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    Blek Le Rat Research Paper

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    Paris, then graduated in 1982. Before he graduated, Xavier Prou visited New York City and was fascinated with the city’s street art. He was one of the first people ever to do graffiti art in Paris. He is also known as "Father of stencil graffiti". One of his first stencils paintings were of rats all along the walls of Paris. He called these rats "the only free animal in the city" (Reiss, Jon), They are not only the “ free animals” but also "spreads the plague everywhere, just like street art"…

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    design for your pumpkin – you may free hand, purchase or print a stencil that you would like carved on your pumpkin. (Stencils also included in back page of instructions) SET-UP 3. Lay out newspaper on a counter, table or flat surface for a no-mess,…

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    Graffiti Vs Street Art

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    with dark humor. His works of social and political commentary are arguably the most evocative and raw pieces in the world of street art. One of the influences that made Banksy the artist he is today was Robert Del Ninja. Robert generally used a stencil for his work. His famous works included a satirical impersonation of Mona Lisa and the Blek le Rat. The Blek le Rat could be seen all throughout Paris, which was evidently seen by young artist Banksy. Robert’s influence was greatly apparent in…

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    Shepard Fairy

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    Many younger peoples wear his clothing brand, and have seen one of his more famous posters, “Hope.” Many people, however may not know who the person is, that is behind what they wear and what they see. Shepard Fairy is an American street artist, graphic designer, activist, and illustrator. His clothing line, OBEY, emerged from the skateboarding scene. He was also hugely recognized during the 2008 presidential election after his poster of former President Barack Obama. At forty seven years old,…

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    a form of stenciling, has been used by early civilizations; like the cave dwellers who used their hands as a negatives to block out pigments blown at the cave surface through a reed or hollow bone. Also, the Greeks, Egyptians and Romans all used stencils in some way to repeat designs of a decorative nature.…

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    Banksy Research Paper

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    Inkie other notable graffiti street artist was also on the list of those Banksy admired. Banksy also admired the works of Blek Le Rat and often recycling his old ideas. The most common form of street art Banksy uses are stencils. These are often in the form of multi-layered stencils and/or combined with other media sources, such as spray-paint. He also includes anything found in the streets like street signs and other objects to convey his message…

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    Banksy Research Paper

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    Banksy, an unknown English street artist, believed to be born in Bristol around 1974, rose to prominence for his controversial stencil works in the late 90’s. His career began as a small graffiti artist apart of a street art gang ‘DryBreadZ Crew’. By the late 90’s his stencil works began to become more widely recognized in many different parts of England. Banksy spent years developing a very unique style which usually consisted of striking imagery and deep political meanings. The works were…

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    Banksy Identity Essay

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    stated “Graffiti is low-level dissent,” as if to say that it doesn’t affect people as much as he hopes in his personal murals,” but stencils have an extra history.” This quote gives a reason as to why he uses stencils mainly to project his thoughts, and to expand on why he creates political sentiments specifically with stencils, he once told a friend of his, “ (Stencils)They’ve been used to start revolutions and to stop wars.” - This being capable of transcending over to how others view him and…

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