Urban Street Art

http://youtu.be/twr6YOVLJ4w
This is a short Documentary on street art and the opinion the people have on the art they see, whether they think street art is vandalism or true open expression. People are staring to realize street art is a way an artist can express and exhibit their art to the world and how it should be seen from all eyes. Street art is true master pieces. This video appealed to me since i love the way the artist shows his/her meaning and emotion to the public. The artist type of style can be identified if people truly appreciate the artist. I find this art beautiful and expressive and fun and i hope you will too, not just a form of deliquesce.

You can find yourself deep in side
In every dusty corner you find
A beautiful you is ready to shine
If I can see it so will you
You just have to feel it!


I don't know if it went with the beat as well but I know the song  to me is about miracles and having a soft spot for people wanting the individual to open up and be themselves? idk??? blahhh

Artist Biography

Well hello there Ashley! I don't just love art, for me it’s a life style! I don't want to sound cheesy and all ditsy since that's not who I am; but I can always say with confidents that drawing has distracted me on my most darkest days, and kept me going. Drawing is like part on me (again cheesy) but it’s the truth. Only when High School started I had learned to not give two damns on what people say and think of me. I can show people who I am and my love for art so that they will know the real me.

I live in a family where every child had a specific talent. When I was younger I felt pressured since this spark that my cousins had, whether dancing or Baseball, I didn’t have. I struggled with knowing what I wanted to do or my “calling”. I felt different and felt a huge competitive feel between my dad and aunt with her talented children.  One day my dad decided to introduce me to the movie I will never EVER forget. The Little Mermaid, I had watched many stupid cartoons where the art never intrigued me but this was different. My dad the type of guy who would go on and on about the behind the scenes magic of every a Disney movie and how it was made. I had fall completely in love with Disney and hoe they painted and drew every single scene, and just kept telling myself that I would work for Disney, and draw all the characters. You can say that I found my “calling”. For hours I would practice drawing the cover of the CVR tape for the Little Mermaid, and would get frustrated every time it didn’t look the same, but practice makes perfect! Soon I moved on to creating my own stupid little characters, and gave them silly names to match their personalities and one day put them on the screen (I still do today :C). I always drew for best friend and number one supporter, giving her drawing all the time, which you would know as Jessi who I’m happy to be in STAC with.

As I had said before drawing isn’t just a hobby it’s a life style that I would love to pursue. I feel STAC will be a place where I could be comfortable and be myself and not have to deal with the pressures of school and just breathe my creativity into my paper and pencil.

So yeah… I hope that didn’t sound too cheesy…sorry if it did, But in all I’m looking forward to this year.