Wild Life II | Graffiti Street Art Scene Canvas Wall Art Print

About Wild Life II

A wide urban scene runs across the canvas. In the centre a large grey boulder sits on a concrete footpath, sprayed with yellow, green and white lettering, and a small figure in a yellow hoodie and dark jeans stands with one arm raised, mid tag, a spray can on the ground beside him. Behind and above, a long hoarding is packed with bold outlined throw-ups in red, white, blue and purple, including the word KARALA. A black skyline of towers, domes, a bridge and cranes cuts against a deep red and orange sky flecked with stars and small birds.

Details fill the edges: a cracked concrete wall at left with exposed timber battens, a broken paling fence at right covered in tags, a lone bicycle wheel leaning against a pole, a discarded crate and a metal grate on the path. The surface reads as textured wall and paper, with scuffs, drips and faded layers of older writing showing through. The mood is late-evening and lived-in, part cartoon, part documentary sketch of a city alley wall.

Suits teenage bedrooms, rumpus and games rooms, home offices and city apartments with exposed brick or concrete. Sits well against white, charcoal or raw plaster walls and pairs with black metal shelving, industrial lighting, denim and leather seating. The wide format works above a sofa, a bed head or a long desk. Browse more red art, brown and earthy art, green art, or read Art above the bed: what size and how high.