New York Stencil Graffiti Artist Papermonster - NJ Street Artist - Artistaday.com

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PaperMonster

New York, NY

Posted: 6.19.09

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(3.87 after 108 votes)

About PaperMonster:

PaperMonster is a stencil graffiti artist who’s vivid and intricate pieces explore the beauty behind the eyes and facial expressions of women. Born in Puerto Rico, PaperMonster incorporates stencil and pasting techniques to create pieces of art on any surface by incorporating pop culture icons, Asian typography, patterns and texture to present vibrant emotions and stories. His work allows the audience to take his creations for pure face value or explore deeper into each piece.

PaperMonster’s stencil art technique continues to grow and evolves demonstrating his ability to grow and explore a wide variety of themes. His work has been featured in magazines and exhibitions throughout the world such as the Melbourne Stencil Festival (Australia 2008), I Am 8-bit show (California), Stolen Space Gallery (London), Rokon Magazine (Seoul, Korea), and Proteus Magazine(Issue 5 Cover.)

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8 Comments

These are beautiful and remind me of the modern art works of Andy Warhol…and beautiful psychedelic works of past years.

Comment by Holly — June 19, 2009

This Artist has a great color palette, I like how bold her features are. The only thing I think could be improved is the subjects. A lot of people can draw women and Geometric patterns. Not that exciting.

Comment by Ralf — June 19, 2009

these are neat… but are they the same girl on both pictures???

Comment by isidra — June 19, 2009

These are very interesting paper creations. Very colorful and eye catching.

Comment by Casey Shannon — June 19, 2009

I really like the use of a flat media to create a dimensional feel. The use of flower shapes creates a more “feminine”feel without getting too “girly” Very Cool. Thinking they need to be turned into tee-shirts. I’d certainly wear one. Better than Warhol. Boy is that gonna cause bitching.

Comment by m4deline — June 19, 2009