Eduardo Kobra : Street Artist

Eduardo Kobra is a Brazilian street artist.  He uses a kaleidoscope effect in his work repeating squares and triangles to make pictures of famous people.  He uses a variety of bright colors, textures, lines, and shading.

 I like how Kobra uses the kaleidoscope effect in his work to create an image.  I also like all the different colors that he uses in his work.  I find the size of his work to be impressive considering the types of images he creates.





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