1. Recognise how vandalism can be turned into something meaningful.
Know how different artists have come up with various forms of street art.
Convert a simple line into a representation of texture or depth.
Source:
http://www.artsjournal.com/artopia/s
weep_banksy_1031.jpg

2. Choose a picture that is meaningful to you from a magazine or newspaper.
Create your own drawing based on that picture.
Render the picture that you have chosen using different types of lines.
Assemble an abstract picture together based on different types of lines.
Source: http://download.4-
designer.com/files/2012120616/Col
orful-hand-painted-pattern-
background-05-vector-material-
7114.jpg

3. Street Art has hit the world with colour and vibrancy, making it a hotbed for
artists to take to walls to express their emotions and opinions.
Street Art isn’t just spray paint and stencils. For years, the creative scene of
graffiti has evolved.The use of materials including mosaic, wood, concrete, clay,
stickers and string – inspiring the minds of passers by and the local community.
Source: http://stkildanews.com/street-art-
mural-for-local-school/#

4. Source:
http://pinterest.com/pin/133067363961376152

6. http://www.opticalspy.com/banksy-gallery.html http://demoniaazul.files.wordpress.co
m/2009/11/livingroomwall.jpg

7. http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs
/2100445:BlogPost:14948
The moose.mp4
http://graffoto1.blogspot.com.au/2010/12
/hastings-st-leonards-moth-project.html