Photowall Designer Spotlight On Artist Francesco Valentino [20 Pics]

It’s always a treat to write about inspiring artists and their unique talents. The gamut of what people consider art is broad. Art can be a child’s chalk drawing on a sidewalk or someone’s R2-D2 recycled sculpture in a garage. It can also be sophisticated and dreamy, like the collection of art I’d like to share with you today. What you see below is a collection of twenty fine art wall murals by designer, artist and international photographer Francesco Valentino.

Francesco Valentino is the perfect artist for us to feature as part of our Photowall Designer Spotlight. Each one of his murals is filled with beauty, romance, emotion and symbolism. Francesco splits his time between New York and Stockholm, and his unique photography has been seen around the world in advertising campaigns. Whether you live in Japan, Los Angeles, New York, Paris, Italy, Singapore or even Japan, you may have seen his work in the most unexpected places.

Francesco Valentino got his start dabbling in graffiti, and you can see the influence of his graffiti background in these wall murals. I put my favorite twenty murals below, but if you click over to Francesco’s page here on Photowall, you can view more of his collection. As you’ll see, you can also purchase any of these murals on that page too. Each one is environmentally friendly and won’t fade in sunlight.

Can you imagine having one of these huge murals behind your couch in your living room? I’m trying to decide which one I would choose, and it’s a tough decision. I would probably pick the lady with the butterfly eyes. That one is appropriately named “Butterfly.”

We have a guest author here at Bit Rebels named Nuno, and he writes about beautiful and unusual art often. If you’d like to see more, you can click over to Nuno Teixeira to view all the art he’s featured here on this site. Art has the ability to change the way we feel. It can increase our inspiration and motivation, and it can also bring back memories from the past and feel cozy. I hope you enjoy this work by Francesco Valentino. Enjoy!