International Mural Festival by Sam Brooks in Adelaide
International Mural Festival
This piece was created as a part of the international mural festival held in Wollongong, my contribution is an adaption of the 'sfumato' technique used by Leonardo da Vinci. This technique involves a black and white underpainting with layers of transparent glaze placed on top.
My art connects with everyday folks and tells meaningful stories about people, place or culture.
I believe art should be both beautiful and functional - whether that means increasing tourism, creating brand awareness, or celebrating a local legend.
I have adapted the classical methods of oil painting, into a contemporary practice that results in unique visual effects that you see in my portfolio.
I aim for the type of painting that makes people stop in their tracks. The type of painting that people will travel to see.
I definitely do not seek to paint the type of painting that prompts the age-old question : "is this really considered art?"
It is my personal mission to elevate, and celebrate everyday people, telling their stories through classical techniques and careful planning.
I am personally inspired by jobs that demand beauty with a business outcome - whether that be increasing visitors, boosting engagement, or activating a space.
Yours Kindly,
Sam.
More artwork by Sam
Strength of character.
Classical Beauty
Snowtown Water Tower
Snowtown Community Project
Port Pirie Legend
Port Pirie Legend
Commission Portrait
Holdens Commemorative Mural
Holdens Commemorative mural
Commission Portrait
Eco-friendly school
Eco Friendly School.
Coffee Shop Activation
Holdens Commemorative Mural
Eudunda Silos
Eudunda Silos 1
Eudunda Silos 2
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