Chalk by number? Note the model photo on the easel.
Pink flamingo with artist.
This pond won't fill up with leaves!
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3 comments:
They are beutiful and seem to be extremely hard work.
Enjoyed them
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LOVE the street paintings. Especially the pond. Maybe we should organize a festival like this for Mayberry...
Hugs,
Joy
The street paintings are beautiful. If you are fans of the pond, the last 3-D street painting by Rod Tryon should be a must view. He did a 3-D with anamorphic effects of a Koi Pond for a large crowd at the Artisphere festival in Greenville, SC. The video can be seen on YouTube as well as streetpainting.tv. which has long and short interviews with many street painting artists and festival directors talking about their art and the festivals.
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