Artist Rudy Willingham avoids the permanence of graffiti and instead leaves removable stickers around Seattle that create funny mini-scenarios to cheer up his neighbours and passers by.
Check out one of Seattle’s most prolific producers and flamboyant DJs’ street art
Rudy Willingham is an electronic producer, DJ, and drone photographer from Seattle. In fact “One of Seattle’s most prolific producers and flamboyant DJs” – according to City Arts Magazine. His music smashes spacey synths, obscure samples, and soulful vocals into epic future-funk burritos that provide the soundtrack to his aerial films. His music has been KEXP’s ‘Song of the Day’, City Arts Magazine’s ‘Songs of the Month’, and featured on Hype Machine. And his drone work has been published by Geekwire, Seattle Met Magazine, and the Seattle Times. You can catch him throwing concerts at roller rinks, cruise boats, pools, rooftops and laser tag arenas around the Pacific Northwest. Or flying his drone high above the city. Willingham also creates sticker art around the streets of Seattle to make his neighbours smile. Follow Rudy Willingham on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram.
3 WAYS TO BE GOOD AT ART (WITH PICTURES)
Art is part craft, part creativity, and part business. To become a better artist, you need to both connect yourself to experts who can teach you advanced techniques, develop an original style, and figure out how to make the money necessary to support your art, if you want to become a professional artist. If you just want to be good at art in school, particularly primary school, there's less need to think business and advanced techniques. Once you get started, hopefully your art will become progressively better as your talents earn you the resources that will allow you to improve yourself further.