The sky started alright but then what was that thing he put around it - it completely looked unfinished...

This style is way beyond abused... I know a busking company who hires teens during summer events. They train them for a couple hours and then sends them out creating this stuff for the public as street performance busking. The company supplies the paint and paper, and they keep a percent of the profits as these teens go out and try to sell the artwork and perform.

Trust me, it's fun to watch, but not always a lot of skill involved.
It takes hundreds of tries before you can actually create stuff that doesn't look "off-the-assembly-line" and even then, it all starts to look the same from piece to piece and artist to artist... So not really worth it in the end...

The first time I saw someone creating a spray paint "artwork" I was amazed. I thought the guy doing it had created his own style. He was doing a scene in outer space with a couple planet and using magazine pages to create textures.

Then I saw it everywhere. Then I thought less of the "art" form.

less of an art form? you mean like still life, pastoral landscape, expressionistic, abstract, figure, pointillist, or impressionism? cuz i see those friggin everywhere which makes them totally lame and cliche

did i lay it on thick enough? =P

dont hate, blankfist. no one judges you because you still struggle with Colouring By Numbers

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