Lion Queen - Nardstar*

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Lion Queen

Behind every successful woman is herself.

Location
Cape Town, South Africa

Credits
Photo credit: Nardstar*

Tags
Graffiti, Spray Paint, Street Art

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Nardstar* exhibits a style that is bold and diverse, focusing on women of colour, local fauna and flora as well as embracing the more traditional style of lettering.

hello@nardstar.com

Recent Portfolio

Ocean Minded
3rd March 2024
Black Panther Merchandise
The Voices in my Head

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Revisiting this monster mural painted in Philippi.

Revisiting this monster mural painted in Philippi. More like this please Universe ✨😌✨

Visuals: @shotbyyalta @yaltaninja
Painting assist: @dotsaway_

#muralart #mural #streetart #streetartcapetown #southafrica #capetown #southafricanartists #africanartist

Laying down the sketch lines for an unusual bench

Laying down the sketch lines for an unusual bench mural at @bishopscollegeza

#asmr #capetown #muralart #streetart #south africanartist #spraycanasmr #fynbos

Excited to share my latest collaboration with foot

So excited to have my murals featured in and on th

So excited to have my murals featured in and on the cover of The World Atlas of Street Art with over 100 amazingly talented artists from around the globe!

Well done to Rafael Schacter & Lachlan MacDowall for bringing this book to life ✨

#streetart #muralart #portraitart #CapeTown #bookcover #streetartafrica

This mural is called ‘Unroot’ and was painted

This mural is called ‘Unroot’ and was painted at @philippivillage for @incarcerationnations ✨✨

#mural #muralart #streetart #streetartcapetown #capetown #southafricanartist #southafricanart

I was invited by the Incarceration Nations Network

I was invited by the Incarceration Nations Network to meet the Global Freedom Fellows of 2024 and hear their stories as inspiration for a mural.

The result is this mural showing someone being pulled out of the ground by a helping hand. The roots are meant to represent a difficult situation or habits that the person may feel stuck in. The word ‘We Are Hope’ are a reminder that our actions and thoughts create and shape our lives.

Thank you @incarcerationnations for the opportunity, all the fellows for sharing their truths with me and @philippivillage for facilitating the process and providing the wall!

#streetart #streetartcapetown #mural #muralart #capetown #philippi #southafricanartist

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