Pavement Art Gallery

[Bev]

Ooops, I accidently lost my pic when I tried to re-size it (it was too big).
Anyway, here it is. Text is in the post below.

[Peter Voice]

Amazing Kids

I just did another workshop. This time with 15 kids from a high school in a tiny little country town of about 2500 people. The standard was amazing. I can't put all their pics up here but be assured they were all as good as these.
I picked this first one because I hope it tickles Chalkmaster Dave and his fans.
The artist was a 16 year old girl who found Dave's website among others and got her inspiration there. She did the work over 2 days.

[martin ewen]

simple

Get the management to spend the $4-500 on some slick gear.
(or)Get some upmarket shop to donate the clothes for the day.
(or) Get Al to fed ex a change of clothes over from Boston.


Wow...thats wierd. I thought this tread was discussing rumple but I'm confused because now it seems it isn't.
Still its late sat night here so as usual I have every right to be 'confused'

[gav]

now you've got me curious as to what you were actually replying to.

Can anyone suggest and give me the contact for some european based pavement artists. Preferably based in Italy, Germany, or Austria. If you know of any from eastern european countries, even better.

ok, found the rumple reference on another page of this thread
you're posting in the past martin.

[martin ewen]

Ive got a lot of catching up to do

As you know I'm underrepresented.

[Barry]

for gav

check out out these guys...edgar and manfred, very good and a pleasure to work with or be around

https://www.european-street-painting.com

https://www.strassenmaler-info.de

edgar is the one i am pals with
tell them barry sent you.

cheers

[Peter Voice]

I'm sure I met Manfred at Geldern in 91/92, he does quality work. Say hello from me. It's good to think that this thread may lead to a gig, maybe.

[Barry]

I will pass on the greetz next time i see him, in fact i suppose i should tell him ´bout this forum and maybe he will pass them on himself. he is doing very well this year. and i have been curious, is that "watch" your drawers, or "wash" your drawers? one never knows.

[Peter Voice]

Just want to put up another of these kids' works.

Again the artist was 16-17 and took 2 days to do the work.

[scot]

I like this

http://www.european-street-painting.com/galerie-12-smart_3d_13.jpg.htm

[Ullarty]

Tauranga

"Litter and Plastic belongs in the bin"... one of the 3 screevings I did at the Tauranga Arts festival last month.

Hmm.. a lovely festival. I sprained my ankle badly (running into the surf), but the seaside apartment, new hire car, and local hospitality made up for it...

[Mr.Taxi Trix]

Nice one, Ulla.

[Rachel Peters]

Gorgeous.

[MarcJBarnes]

My first Post Awwwww......

Hi team I'm Marc a kiwi pavement artist, And the offspring of Ulla's, Bev's and Peter's Chalk Circle workshops WAY back in 1997. So I owe my chops to them.

I draw mainly comic book style art on the street rather than 3D stuff: And usually of my own characters or song lyrics unless paid otherwise

Here's the world record that me and my old team C.H.A.W.K worked on:




(C.H.A.W.K = Christchruch, Artists, Without, Kanvas)

Here's I piece I did on my birthday back in 02 Goodtimes, It's a Tool song BTW:

[Peter Voice]

More, more!!

Beautiful stuff, Ulla.

Show us more, show us more.


And welcome Marc, resize your pics and have another go, it does work. Come back too Dave and have another go. This whole thread is the p.art "hype yourself balantly" place after-all. You both have fans.

Keep the pics here less than 14cm (5 1/2 inches for Americans) wide and 75 ppi and you can't really go wrong.

You all should know by now that it's not so much length but width that makes a perfect fit.