Graffiti Murals by El Mac
Since beginning to paint graffiti in the mid-90s as “The Mac,” his murals have become recognized landmarks in cities across the globe. These pieces, often photorealistic depictions of everyday people and ethereal women, utilize distinctive brushwork and shading patterns that focus on the human face and form. His artwork combines classic art themes and techniques with inspiration from Mexican and Chicano culture of the Southwest, pin-up art, and religious imagery. Mac perceives his own work as “the result of a life devoted to art.”
El Mac graffiti muralist
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Amazing work
mad prop on your shit dog well keep on doing what you do best…
check out my old weebsite i havent put new pics in year's thats my old shiet i havent put my bad ass graff up i should soon…
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Your capturing moments is fantastic. I can see them in my mind. Places, People, Renas, la Virgen and the oras that you give them is great. Thank you for sharing such a fantastic art. Abel Sanchez
How can we contact you!
amazing stuff bro…
wow, this is some of the best work i have seen. i wish you did tattoos, i have been looking for the right artist to throw a portrait up. madd props bro.
DOOOPE SHEIT . must be a Lucky gurl
Your murals touch and move me with their celebration of humanity —many times I have turned a corner only to see a new mural of yours —or one off my usual path —and I had to go around the block and park in front of it —or in one case the beautiful one in my neighborhood on the wall of the tattoo parlor on Sunset —I had to go "visit " it –marvel at it and take pictures . Just as I did at your "Buddha " at the gas station on Vermont—thank you for bringing such a beautiful aesthetic into our lives here in LA !!! With admiration —-C.