SidewalkSpeaks

Note to self: “...painting in public… the mural no longer belongs to you… people can adopt it or act indifferently, but when it results in a total adoption and respect for the mural, it’s the highest honor.” ~ Pastel de Nicaragua, Artist

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Completed chalk project with @elainereejoice​

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#adek #graff #graffiti #grafffunk #style

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We’ve got some new business cards! Shout out to @Moo .com

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Updating the Chalk Wall @DoubleTreeGNVGL

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Five Favorites

Material: Chalk (Eternity Chalk)

Color: Delicious red

Canvas: Medium rough concrete

Tool: Chalk line

Time of Day: 9 AM

What are your 5 favorites?

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Getting some help from @elainereejoice​ with a project

#Orbs #BrightColor #FtLaud #ChalkArt #StreetArt #SidewalkArt #PerfectingCraft #ParksandRecreations #352Create 

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Street Artist Roadsworth Uses Public Streets as a Canvas for Art and Activism

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If art is anything I name it to be, then do I also get to decide who is and is not an artist?

Me: ..I am the authority on art...if not me or us, then who, the aristocrats?

Other Me: If I or we become the arbitrator authority on art, then do we also by royal and sovereign decree become the knighting authority on who is and is not an artist?

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Setting up for some chalk brickwork next to my little brother’s piece (he’s behind the camera). I couldn’t finish. Daylight savings meant I miss judged when the sun would go down. Till next time

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“All My Friends are Imaginary”

Chalk Mural

Johnathan Wilson

See more at: www,jjwilsonart.com

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To fill you in on the DoubleTree project. It is done (Though the image would suggest otherwise). It was great to work with @doubletreeGNV and @BlakeStudioOnFB and hope to be able to work on something of a little more detailed in the future.