What a joy it is to share with a community willing to give their best energy and good wishes to urban artists.

I am using this as a reference for what I want to say, as today I am going to share Rebeca's work with you.

CCCS StreetArt Contest №266

Here is her Facebook profile, which is also linked to her Instagram, if you want to know more about this great artist.

-https://www.facebook.com/share/19Lhyw54

Well, I'm going to tell you about this urban painting and culture event that took place in the city of Caracas, where we were able to witness the work of different artists. Today, I'm going to share with you this drawing of the Pink Panther by the aforementioned artist.

You can clearly see some of the process involved in creating this culture: the materials, some cold paints, and acrylic spray paints. It's a simple work, but one full of love and feeling, because it's not the same when I compare this type of work with what I sometimes do on those cold, lonely nights when painting is my only friend and companion. This is something very different, because here you are accompanied by many people supporting your talent, while some admire your work. I know that these are motivations for anyone

In the city of Caracas, there has recently been extensive growth in everything related to urban culture. Not only graffiti, but we have also seen how they hold hip hop and skateboarding events and everything that this includes, even graffiti events like these, in which plastic arts, among others, are also present.

• I'm not sure if these works are on display to the public with the option to purchase them or if they are already commissioned works, but what I do know is that I would love to be able to organize a similar event here in my area.

We at Punta de Mata have held various events in the past, but consistency is something we have not been able to maintain over time. If we could manage to hold at least one event like this per month, we could begin to revive this cultural movement. I know this could benefit many young people and teenagers, and even adults could come and spend the day with their families enjoying lots of art.

• Long Life to the StreetArt!