Mural in a narrow Alley

Hello everyone how are you hive friends wherever you are, good news of course. Thank you StreetArt Community by @heroldius. Participate in posting. An Alley on the street of pasar kembang, Yogyakarta city, located in front of the south gate of Yogyakarta train station.

The Alley I passed through is one of the alleys with many accommodation facilities that are quite cheap and the place is comfortable. A narrow Alley that can only be passed by people and motorbikes.

And motorbikes if they pass through this Alley. The motorbikes engine must be turned off and the motorbike must be guided. In this narrow Alley, local youth utilize the empty Walls to create murals.

The choice of paint colors is very already widely recognized, for example the city of Yogyakarta is arts and culture, represented by a batik cloth painting. The painted batik cloth is a fairly well- known hand-drawn batik, with several batik motifs found in the city of Yogyakarta. Then other arts and cultures are displayed in painting in the form of wayang kulit.

Then there are animal- themed wall paintings,such as cats whose faces are painted using black and white paint. Painted butterfly animals, various kinds of butterfly painting with simple paintings but still readable.

Painting of a women with long black hair, depicting a female figure Javanese women wearing headbands. Another wall painting is a Tiger animal whose head is painted, a scary wild animal Tiger. Paintings of this kind are also simple using colors, but the results are readable and similar to real tigers.

Animals that live in water are sharks, shark paintings use several paint colors such as blue as the sea water background, black on the shark's fins and body, red and black on the jaw and mouth.

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Picture taken with a cellphone camera

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