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Perhaps some of us love drawing so much , we expressed our talent on a piece of drawing paper when we were a kid. What about showing off your talent on the wall?
Some of these talented artists shared piece of work on the wall. Making in it a creative mural wall art in a rather isolated and common backalley. And because of all the colours and drawing, a common back alley had officially become a blogging and photo-taking space.
Honestly there aren't many creative artist and graffiti painter being too loud in Malaysia. One can try to draw on the wall and nabbed by a police the next second.
Since, there's some legalized location to draw as much as you can. People were all happy and start snapping pictures. One such as me =)
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| A picture drawn upside down. Perhaps the artist could have done it upside down too. |
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| Picture depicts that adventurous form of roaming in Shah Alam city. |
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| The drawing of an old school bus and the students with backpack. |
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| Pardon my poor art sense. Seemed like a sewer pipe, and a woman was standing next to it. |
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| I admired their work of fixing up desk and chairs ON the wall. It was meant to be a classroom on a wall. |
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| A side view of the panoramic alley. |
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| An art of what? Flying cat with a fusion of Gundam-style flapping wings. At least that was how I saw it. |
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| Hopping on an art with an art very much looked like Simpsons colours. |
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| A thinker's art. Light bulb and the shadow of a human. |
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| This wasn't an art. Somehow in a way, this cat looked like he was part of the art. Oscar, The Cat Who Stayed In A Mouse Hole. |
Do check out for Part 2 for the next location with featuring more great artists.
Shah Alam Mural Art - Backlane is located @
Seksyen 2, Shah Alam (behind shoplots)
In front of UiTM Shah Alam
Nearby landmarks: KFC, 7-Eleven, Foodcourt
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