This document discusses public communication through murals and street art in Lithuania and Malaysia. It provides information on Lithuanian street artist Ernest Zacharevic and his process for creating murals. It also mentions several murals located in Penang and Kuala Lumpur, including information on the artists. Throughout the document, concepts from effective public communication are defined, such as connotative meaning, non-verbal communication, and figure and ground.

1. EFFECTIVE PUBLIC COMMUNICATION
MURAL + ART

2. LITHUANIAN STREET ARTIST
ERNEST ZACHAREVIC

3. “It’s always a combination of time, situation, environment, and some inspiration coming from within you.”

4. HOW DID HE DRAW?

6. RESOURCE:
http://www.onlypenang.com/where-to-go/penang-street-art-wall-painting-at-penang/
http://www.penang-traveltips.com/boy-on-a-bike-mural.htm

7. Art Square Gallery on Jalan Maarof in Bangsar

9. EPC CONCEPTS
(1) Intercultural Communication
(2) Passive Perception
(3) Non-Verbal Communication
(4) Tubbs Communication Model
(5) Figure and Ground
(6) Connotative Meaning

10. Jalan Gereja

12. “I was inspired by questions of home. What is home to me? Where is my home?”

13. EPC CONCEPTS
(1) Connotative Meaning
(2) Cross-Cultural Relationship
(3) Figure and Ground
(4) Tubbs Communication Model
(5) Non-Verbal Cues

15. Jalan Maarof in Bangsar Jalan Maarof in Bangsar

16. PASHA P183

17. (1) Connotative Meaning
(2) Non-verbal Communication
(3) Figure and Ground
(4) Tubbs Communication Model
(5) Selective Attention
EPC CONCEPTS

18. Mohd Zulfadli bin Ahmad Nawawi - ANOKAYER)
•Graffiti and street-art artist from KL
•Uses happy figures, rich colors, adding life to the urban environment

19. Abdul Qoyyum Mohd Nadzri - YUMZ)
•Born in Penang in 1993
•Did his first graffiti YUMZ in 2010

20. Jalan Raja Chulan (Opposite Muzium Telekom)

22. EPC CONCEPTS
(1) Connotative Meaning
(2) Non-verbal Communication
(3) Figure and Ground
(4) Tubbs Communication Model
(5) Selective Attention