Art in public places and in streets is often seen as graffiti by society but can also be used a tool for mass communication and can influence a generation and positively affect our communities and schools. By producing more art in our schools and communities we can create a positive change in our world and make it a more beautiful place.
Diego Gonzalez is a Midwest artist traditional trained at the Herron school of art and Design influenced by graffiti art and illustration. With over 12 years experience as a custom painter his work has been featured in the book: Airbrush How-to with Mickey Harris(sold Nationwide) ,magazines, Airbrush Action online, and large events like the Chicago C2E2 Comic convention and more.
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