BY ASKEW ONE AND MASER
MURAL ON LITTLE WILLIAM STREET OR BROWN THOMAS LANE [BY ASKEW ONE AND MASER]
While officially Little William Street, it's often called Brown Thomas Lane by Limerick residents due to its location behind the Brown Thomas department store. This is a common phenomenon in cities where landmarks influence informal street names.
New Zealander Askew One collaborated with Irish artist Maser to combine two unique techniques resulting in this amazing mural on Little William Street, Limerick.
Unfortunately, the exact techniques they used aren't specified in the sources I found. However, we can infer they likely involve:
Spray paint: A common medium for both artists.
Stencils: Possibly used by Maser to achieve the clean lines and sharp edges of his geometric designs.
Brushwork: Potentially employed by Askew One for the finer details in the portrait.
This collaboration showcases the creative possibilities when artists from different backgrounds and styles come together. The mural adds vibrancy to Limerick's urban landscape and stands as a testament to the power of public art.
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