KAWS Made a Snoopy Print for the Nonprofit Organization Free Arts NYC
Madison Mackay — April 16, 2018 — Art & Design
Famous artist KAWS created a new limited-edition art print for the nonprofit organization Free Arts NYC that specializes in arts and mentoring for underprivileged youths.
The print features the artist's well-known design style, with a new take on the classic Snoopy character. Using a bold and unique color scheme, the artist created a modern piece of art that mixes texture and illustration. The piece will be auctioned off, with all proceeds going towards creating programs to help children who are looking to start a career in the arts.
The new Snoopy print by KAWS for Free Arts NYC is a stylish way to support a good cause, as well as local artists.
Image Credit: Free Arts NYC
The print features the artist's well-known design style, with a new take on the classic Snoopy character. Using a bold and unique color scheme, the artist created a modern piece of art that mixes texture and illustration. The piece will be auctioned off, with all proceeds going towards creating programs to help children who are looking to start a career in the arts.
The new Snoopy print by KAWS for Free Arts NYC is a stylish way to support a good cause, as well as local artists.
Image Credit: Free Arts NYC
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