MURAL festival 2013

Working constantly with an earthy color scheme to convey a more ancient feeling, Pixel creates robotic creatures inspired by different environments.

A child is offering food to the robot.

Escif use of subdued colors and simple lines helps him communicate his humorous and often direct commentary on capitalism, politics, the economy and other sensitive social issues.

All the lines are made with aerosol. Escif has an amazing technique.

The mural uses a Paul Kane landscape painting of the British Colombian frontier as a foundation to recreate the Quebecois flag replacing the fleur-de-lis with three aboriginal medicine masks and the portrait of former Prime Minister Rene Levesque.

With influences in pop culture, cartoons and illustration, Reka creates his own world of mysterious creatures that communicate though colour and movement, based around the style of abstracted fantasy and surrealism.

Omen’s style is immediately recognizable, often cast in stark black and white his murals and canvases have a haunted quality about them. His use of negative space and ephemeral but controlled lines allows one to enter his paintings in a way that few street artists offer their viewers.

Phlegm states that he has a strange relation to graffiti. His style has grown strictly and entirely from his self-published comics, as opposed to letter styles.

Phlegm’s work is distinctively detailed composed of odd figures and a narrative structure. His work inspires greatness and is even often inspired by graffiti where Phlegm transforms run down urban spaces and factories.

This wall by En Masse was sponsored by the RogersCup, that's why the «tennis» theme is really visible.

Labrona inserts beauty into everyday life with his artwork, but without ignoring the grittiness of the places where he finds himself painting, resulting in a synergy between traditional beauty and worn-down everyday realities that brings new life to wherever he paints.

This was his first big mural. He has come a long way since 2013 but the details in this wall are still very impressive.

Renowned for his giant paintings of black and white animals, ROA chose canadians animals for his wall in Montreal.

Bear

Bison

Chris Dyer hopes to pass on a positive message to the youth with these expressions.