Hawaii-born painter and street artist Sean Yoro, also known as Hula, finds inspiration for his murals from the “silence beneath the surface of the water, when all you can hear is your heartbeat as everything else fades away.” The Brooklyn based artist paddles out to sea to scout inaccessible concrete walls and then uses his stand up paddle board as a floating studio to create his life sized portraits. Honestly, amazing.
(via CNN)
Wow these look so amazing. They actually look like they’re floating. I always love art that tricks the eye 🙂
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Wow, these are amazing. They look so real! That’s one talented guy.
wow amazing!!!
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Wow, really awesome and creative!
Wow!!! This guy has the talent! Love his work for these women really look like they are floating.
Superb paintings! And to do all these while balancing on his paddle board? He has mad skills. This also reminds me of Banksy’s grim reaper piece in Bristol. <3
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Love this work of art..
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WOW! I don’t even have words, such a beautiful collection of art, and in such a neat place!
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Whoa! Those are gorgeous. Thank you so much for sharing his work.