Instead of modifying the environment to fit his wheatpastes, Australian artist Max Blackmore blends his figures into the world around them. Everywhere you turn, his truncated torsos and legs pop out of windows, hurdle fences, and hide behind billboards. He shares his photos and a little text about what's to come. He writes:





”My favorite place to paint is probably my studio. Once when I was out painting with a mate, we got chased.”
“I’m currently working on setting up a gallery for my folks here in Brunswick. It should be up and running by February/March.”
Cheers, Max! For more cheeky pics, take a look at his website.
I love this graffiti!
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