PRISM
The Prism wall was a collaboration between OhYa Studio and Liubov Szwako, otherwise known as Triangulador. Painted on the backside of the Northside Town Center in Madison, Wisconsin, the intention of this mural was to give the tenants of the new Prism apartments an attractive view. The combination of stylistic cues from the Prism logo, and Liu’s recognizable geometric motif resulted in this eye-catching mural.
Fabricating a giant compass out of a fixed bolt and a length of rope, we were able to plot out a series of circles radiating from the center point, creating the framework for the design.
Discussing the next steps.
Spraying the base colors.
Emily and Ray hang the pounce pattern for the globe, while Brian cuts the cardboard jigs for the geometric overlay.
Utilizing cardboard jigs, Brian and Liu spray the outline of the black pattern.
Painting the black pattern.
Putting the final touches on the black.
Adding color to the prism-globe.