Too much to see. It's getting national and international attention.
This is Edgar A. English's hand-inked wood grain (which looks great as a blogger thumbnail)
Living Walls on Facebook
http://livingwallsconference.com
Living Walls Blog
http://twitter.com/LivingWallsAtl (not updated lately)
Huge, great colors, ethereal somehow with a bit of wit.
Witty animals.
Huge animals.
Masked animals.
Current events.
Cool corner.
Jet fighters and bicycles.
Here are Laura Hennighausen (left) and Susannah Darrow (center) from Burnaway.org: art reviews and commentary on the web.
Halls of wonderful overload.
More current events.
Soft blue teddies in a mega-collage.
Che sucks.
It was big.
Some artists, well don't get between the artist and the wall.
No style police. Evereman on the left.
A "Swampy"
A painting of a Swampy T-shirt.
Some wore their heart on their sleeve.
Great terminal vista.
This Living Walls event rocked.
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Atlantans know how to enjoy a warm southern evening.
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Oh this looks like a cool event. I had houseguests + other commitments and couldn't make it. Great pics, Terry.
ReplyDeleteThese walls are really spectacular. It takes real talent to paint something on such a large scale like that. Thanks for sharing your pics. -c
ReplyDeleteVery cool event...Heart on Your Sleeve, my fav!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! So much hard work and talent must have gone into these!
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