The design is intended to create a space full of color, energy and movement. A lively place to serve as a photo op and to brighten a space.
These abstract designs are derived from the artist's years in the graffiti scene taking the same style elements you’d find in graffiti art and setting them free from the boundaries of the letter structure.
About the Artist
Bob Peck began his art career at an early age as an admirer of graffiti art he saw scattered around his neighborhood on the west side of Cleveland. He always wondered how and why people did it. What did it mean? Did they do it for free? Was it allowed? He began to follow the graffiti "trails" to places with densely marred walls full of this urban art. After repeatedly visiting these places, he began to meet some of the local graffiti artists of his area. They took Bob under their wing and began teaching him about the history and techniques of the art. As time passed, he started to paint on his own. Graffiti taught him more than just art. It raised him from a boy to a man. It taught him leadership and the spirit of competition. Bob now creates murals for corporate clients and local businesses alike. His abstract pieces can be seen in galleries across the Cleveland area in place of his once tagged name.
About the Design
The design is intended to create a space full of color, energy and movement. A lively place to serve as a photo op and to brighten a space. These abstract designs are derived from the artist's years in the graffiti scene taking the same style elements you’d find in graffiti art and setting them free from the boundaries of the letter structure. This mural is located on the Irie Jamaican building.