Irony in graphics: funny street art from a Brazilian

Unusual ironic drawings on the walls are created by street artist Mauro Golin, who lives in Brazil. Mauro's heroes are cartoon characters who find themselves in unusual and funny situations.

Most styling artists use multifaceted shapes, rich colors and flashy lettering in their creations. Mauro chose black and white colors for his creations. The works are dominated by simple lines, spectacular strokes and rounded shapes.

The young man's drawings completely fill the free space. All works are based on laconicism and minimalism. At the same time, Golin's drawings have deep meaning and are filled with philosophical ideas.

With spectacular means, the author shows funny scenes from the everyday life of the heroes. With the help of content and purity of performance, the artist conveys the emotional state of the characters. The graphic technique makes the author's style easily recognizable.

Mauro became interested in the art of drawing graphic drawings as a teenager. By the way, because of one of the creations, Mauro was even expelled from school. The future street art star received her professional art education at the University of London. After completing his studies, Mauro returned to his homeland, where he continued his creative activity.

The artist's creative works are found not only on the streets of Brazil and the UK, but in cities such as Madrid and Barcelona. Recently, the artist has been increasingly working within the framework of the studio image. Golin's drawings are published in newspapers, magazines and on the pages of children's books.

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