Unreal street painting
Published March 28th, 2006 in RamblingsSomeone sent me an email with a photo of some “sidewalk painting” which was far out. So I had a look around for some more - there are some fantastic examples.
For something a bit more serious (and with fairly strong religious overtones) check out the work of world renowned street painter Kurt Wenner.
It’d be a shame to have to walk on these sidewalks, or worse still, watch these works of art wash away in the rain.
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[...] This reminded me of my previous post on chalk art and some other unconventional media for art. Perhaps my most favourite is ‘fantasy art’: the hallmark or cheesy fantasy/action movies, heavy metal album covers and Sandman panel vans. [...]