Influenced by the streets of new york city, architect and art director andrew c bly, has created a series of palattes called, ‘color me NYC’.

Bly studied architecture in Ohio and worked in that industry for several years. From steel staircases in Akron, to Giant Eagles in Cleveland, he built the heck out of the Buckeye State.

Architecture gave him a great background in the marriage of form and function, something he apply in art direction every day. He’s interested in design as a form of communication and the way great design can shape our lives.

The project focuses on the infinite vignettes of life in the city, and spontaneous combinations caused by mis-matched posters, paints, street art, etc. to view more of the works, you can visit the site here.

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