The Kill Art Factory street art project recently took place on the streets of Saint-Gervais in France where Robert “Tone” Proch was invited to create a new piece of work.After several days of intense labor, the Polish muralist just wrapped up this fantastic piece which is featuring some of his energy-infused abstract imagery. Mixing realism,…

Robert Tone Proch is currently in North America where he was invited to paint for the Richmond Mural Project in Virginia.The Polish muralist spent a few days working on this large-scale mural which is entitled “Dance With Uncle Sam”.Proch’s style is inspired by state-of-the-art animation as much as traditional caricature, and impressionism as much as…

While we last heard from him last Summer with Chazme in Slovakia (covered), Robert “Tone” Proch is now in Denmark where he teamed up with Sepe to work on this new piece somewhere on the streets of Aalborg.Invited by the Galleri KIRK, the Polish Street Art duo painted this stunning and beautiful Blue and Orange piece…

Robert Tone Proch just wrapped up the 27th piece for the Fundacja Urban Forms Festival in Lodz, Poland.Proch’s style is inspired by state-of-the-art animation as much as traditional caricature, and impressionism as much as modernist graffiti. But rather than being gritty or downbeat Robert’s work is dynamic, arresting and often strangely encouraging: he presents an…

While we last heard from him in Warsaw (covered), Robert Tone Proch is now in Slovakia where he just teamed up with his friend Chazme to work on this massive wall.In town for the excellent Street Art Communication Festival, the Polish duo painted a fantastic mural mixing each artist’s distinctive style and imagery. This wall is…

Poznan-based artist Robert Proch recently stopped by Warsaw, Poland to work on this piece at the Pałacu Kultury Zagłębia (ul. Wojska Polskiego 52).Proch’s style is inspired by state-of-the-art animation as much as traditional caricature, and impressionism as much as modernist graffiti. But rather than being gritty or downbeat Robert’s work is dynamic, arresting and often strangely…