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Riley Street Line Drawing by Ryan Loughnane in Sydney
Riley Street Line Drawing
This is a commission piece on Riley Street in Surry Hills.
The owners of the property wanted a line drawing of the buildings on the street on an interior wall.
I used images of the buildings to construct the design and then used Posca pens to illustrate onto the wall.
Meet the Artist
Sydney, AustraliaFrom a young age, I have been deeply passionate about art, particularly captivated by the vibrant New York graffiti scene. Growing up near London, I immersed myself in graffiti, developing a unique typography style, inspired by the street artists I admired.
Over the years, my friends and I formed our own crew, gaining international recognition and winning the Write for Gold competition while touring Europe. My journey continued at art college, where I expanded my skills and explored various mediums and styles, including portraiture, landscapes, and characters.
Alongside my automotive repair career, I grew my mural business, becoming increasingly skilled with spray guns and other artistic tools. My work has taken me around the globe, including a recent project where I hand-painted a 1km mural in Abu Dhabi.
I am currently the contracted artist for multiple projects with the Freemasons charity (RMBI) in the UK, having completed over seven murals with many more planned. Locally, my projects range from private commissions to commercial pieces, including a notable recent work—the Big Trout in Adaminaby, one of Australia’s Big Things.
I take great pleasure in collaborating with clients, understanding their vision, assisting with design, and bringing their ideas to life.
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