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Creative man showcases his skill as he makes fine arts on wall, people praise him

Friday, March 12, 2021 at 10:05 AM by Nathaniel Crabbe Aba Afful

- A young man has showcased his amazing graffiti art and many people were wowed by what he did

- The artist painted a recreation centre's walls with cartoon superheroes many people can identify with

- There were tweeps who really wanted to know how much he gets paid for the kind of thing he does

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A young man with the Twitter handle @Scrapa2020 has wowed people with his street art on Twitter as he showed his progress.

Sharing photos of his handiwork, the man posted about how he was able to paint a stretch of wall with photos of popular heroes like spiderman.

People said he must have really worked hard to achieve such beauty, turning a drab white wall into something of great art.

See his tweet below:

As of the time of writing this report, his post has over 18,000 likes with about 4,000 retweets. YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below.

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@DaceJizzle asked:

"This is a school compound or what?"

@MakoiMajak said:

"Please paint African Heroes like Shaka Zulu."

Man makes fine arts on wall, showcases his skill, people praise him — Many people were wowed by his skill as some, asking where the location of the art is. Photo source: @scapa2020
Source: UGC

@bobsoverbooks said:

"I’d love to watch this guy work one of these days."

@Ojbest5 said:

"This a very beautiful piece of art but why una wey the do art no the Barb.. if na there the inspiration dey, let me know to start keeping my hairs."

@albumdocumentry said:

"If there's another fence, please draw attack on Titans."

@ElZaki7 said:

"Same Dude who did the Tetteh Quarshie paintings."

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a talented street artist, Bamaiya Danladi, has honoured the World Trade Organisation (WTO) boss, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala with his skill.

The artist who had in the past made great arts did a painting of the WTO chief, capturing her great smile and signature headgear.

He shared three different snaps that captured the creation process. In one of the snaps, Okonjo-Iweala was just sketched. Another showed him applying paint while the third has Bamaiya posing beside the finished work.