Bahamian Street Art .

When traveling, I make sure to look for the street art because it’s a great way to learn about the culture. It’s all about context. I mean, you wouldn’t see this in NY and the subject matter wouldn’t usually have palm tree outlines, an island print, and a different language tagged on a wall. The colors are used differently too; a bright orange wall contrasting a Caribbean blue sky. If you walk around the local neighborhoods, you’ll notice their bright choice of color on Westernized architecture. Some buildings are neon coral with dark brown window shutters. You don’t see that everyday. 

Travel.  ’Cable Beach’ in the Bahamas

Street Art on my way to work. 

East Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Lorimer stop at the G and L trains. 

Street art in Greenich Village, NYC. 

Bold line quality on repeat, softened by a calming teal. <—I’m into it

I love unexpected surprises walking down a really busy, somewhat annoying street in a city. Mood breaker for sure, but I’m thankful for those moments. Sometimes you just need to hit that reset button for a good, fresh start. 

Have a good day folks!

…will be temporarily away for 2 weeks…I’m on  vacation =)

If internet, or time, allows, I’ll post up some images throughout the places I’ll be exploring.

…little scene of Istanbul’s street art