David Zinn‘s New Characters on the Streets of Ann Arbor
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Michigan illustrator David Zinn continues to illuminate the streets of Ann Arbor with his chalk drawings since 1987.
The artist works with chalk or charcoal to create works specific to the site that usually incorporates surrounding features such as cracks, street infrastructure, or found objects. Over the years, he has developed a particular universe of recurring characters including a bright green monster named Sluggo and a phlegmatic flying pig named Philomène.
Many works of art by David Zinn are available in prints, and he has recently published a new book entitled: “Temporary Preserves”.
via Street Art Utopia
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I love these! What a cheerful way to brighten up a street!
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Me too! We would think that they are alive…
Vanina Lys
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Very sweet art….
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Very nice!
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“Joy to the World!” Thank you for sharing.
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What a treat to find these as you walk along a sidewalk! Or maybe a fright if you run into that dragon!
Jan
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Tout mon admiration et mon respect pour tous ces gens qui embellissement nos rues et nos vies, y compris vous V!
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