Monday, March 16, 2009

Ones to Watch: PEETA








In your face. Peeta is kickin' it with his awesome sculptures. Yes, I think I am in love with his sculptures. I'm lusting for one of his pieces. Aren't you? Here's the deal. The more you look at it, the more you want it. These sculptures are great examples of what successful fabrications should end like! It is definitely a different take on graffiti and Peeta understands it down to its roots. 

Artist: Peeta
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