Ron English keeps standing as strong as his "Baby Hulk"
📍Location: Inside the Wynwood Walls
Artist: Ron English
Type: Mural
Featured Characters: Camo Deer, Hulk Boy, Masked Mickey, YingYang Character
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
While some walls keep getting replaced, like Maya Hayuk's Chem Trails outside the former Jugo Fresh and the RETNA next to it. Aiko, INTI and Miss Van have also served their time. But Ron English is still a crowd favorite.
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
Artist: Ron English
📍Location: Wynwood Walls
photo by Nadia Bouzid
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