German Artist Takes Street Art To Another Level With His 34 ‘Sliced’ Animal
Instagram is truly the best artist’s business card and we should be thankful for the daily inspiration. In this talented artist’s Jayn’s case, there is even more to be grateful for as his amazing sketches turn ordinary buildings into cutting-edge artistry.
This German designer and graffiti artist captured the attention of over 40k Instagrammers with his one-of-a-kind style. Jayn blends beautiful illustrations of animals with harsh, mechanical, and robotic elements to create these mesmerizing ‘sliced’ creatures and then, transfer them onto the cold, sad walls.
Scroll down to explore some of the best examples of urban artistry without even leaving your house.
More: Jayn, Instagram, Facebook h/t: boredpanda
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