it's also inspired by one of my favorite movie scenes of all time, the elevator scene in "500 days of summer" where the two main characters discover their mutual love for "the smiths."
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Showing posts with label 80's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 80's. Show all posts
Friday, July 03, 2020
a [box of chalk] that never [runs] out
this weeks chalk art is brought to you by a huge new box of chalk, with several new colors, i received from my daughter for fathers day.
it's also inspired by one of my favorite movie scenes of all time, the elevator scene in "500 days of summer" where the two main characters discover their mutual love for "the smiths."
it's also inspired by one of my favorite movie scenes of all time, the elevator scene in "500 days of summer" where the two main characters discover their mutual love for "the smiths."
Sunday, June 07, 2020
pretty in [chalk]
this weeks chalk art is brought to you by rain. i've been letting mother nature decide when the slate needed to be wiped clean for a new sketch, but a lack of rain the last few weeks meant that damn hot air balloon enjoyed an extended stay on the sidewalk. this weeks drawing was inspired by my love of pink lawn flamingos as well as the classic 80's movie i've watched twice this week. due to positive feedback from the neighbors, this also represents the first piece i practiced and sketched out beforehand, to [step up my game] a bit.
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