I'm such a huge fan of street art. Whether it's graffiti or some kind of art installation using regular objects, I love it all. I especially admire those artists that take it upon themselves to beautify their neighborhoods. This is exactly what one artist who goes by the name EFIX does.
Check out how this talented artist "fixes" ugly cityscapes including cracks in concrete walls, broken pipes, and so on. I think you'll like what you see.
He's a street artist, a graphic designer, and a musician. Wow, so much creativity in one person.
They seemingly blend into walls and sidewalks as if they belong there.
That in itself is so much fun to look at, if you ask me.
When he sees a particular shape outside, he immediately things of what he can do with it.
He picks recognizable characters he knows people will appreciate.
Ha, ha! This is amazing! Maybe Marge should consider changing her hair to green?
They are instantly recognizable to most people.
He wanted to do something about it, he said in an interview with Bored Panda.
I think he's definitely succeeding in this area.
He especially likes the reaction of children when they see his art.
It's evident it brings everybody a lot of happiness.
I think that's a beautiful quality to have.
It's meant to beautify the surroundings without damaging anything. Therefore, he never touches any of the supporting pieces, he only adds to them.
He also uses materials such as paper supports for his pieces.
That way, by morning, people can really appreciate his finished projects. He uses popular pop culture characters to bring some childhood nostalgia to people.
He will take a photo of a location he has in mind, then work on the design and proportions at home.
Sometimes you have to be in the right place at the right time to see EFIX's magical art. It would be so easy to miss this Finding Nemo design if you weren't looking down.
Marie looks so sweet and sassy perched on this concrete stump.
I love how Tarzan's vine is made from a crack in the wall. So clever!
There's so much ugliness in this world that we need to feel happy and positive especially on our way to work.
