
Audrey Hepburn wall mural by Ben Slow
It would be my dream to have an Audrey Hepburn mural adorn one of my walls. Illustrator Ben Slow has created this stunning work of art. And it looks even impressive with the added touch of running paint.

Tagged: Audrey Hepburn mural, cool mural, San Francisco
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britti dub said | 28 March, 2011
These illustrations are by Ben Slow. It says so in parenthesis on the site. ![]()
Zolton said | 28 March, 2011
Thanks guys, we’ve fixed this!
Mish said | 28 March, 2011
Whoops! My apologies. Thanks guys x.
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Claire said | 28 March, 2011
The actual artist is Ben Slow, from London. http://slowben.com/