Sidewalk Chalk Art -- Eye Candy To the 10th Power!

My son has a box of sidewalk chalk.  I have decided that I love sidewalk chalk.  Lots of fun for the little ones...and very little mess that you need to worry about cleaning up....other then hands and clothes.  :-)  The rest can be handled with a garden hose or a good rain. 

I was cruising the web one day looking for images for my blogs...and I came across a ton of sidewalk art.  And, I decided I would post a few of the best images on here for everyone to see.  If you have not seen this stuff before, it is AMAZING!!!

 

33 commentsClint Miller • September 24 2008 09:23AM

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I always loved this sidewalk art.  I just can't fathom the ability to do it - they truely do play tricks on the mind!  Pretty cool, thanks for digging them up!

Posted by Leesa L. Finley -Wake Forest NC REALTORĀ® Wake Forest NC & Raleigh NC Real Estate (Circa Properties - Your Wake Forest NC Homes Specialist) about 1 year ago

Leesa -- Some of the ones that I had seen are HUGE!!!  40ft in length to achieve the look...very weird stuff.  And amazing to me! 

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

I have had the pleasure of going to a few street art fairs.  They were both in a college town, so look for one near you.  They are more impressive in person!!!

Posted by Lewis Beynon, Clifton Park NY Real Estate (Prime Property Solutions, LLC) about 1 year ago

Clint, Sidewalk Art is amazing! I would love to see some in person someday. I wonder about how the pictures were taken. Was it necessary to be up high or far away or right on top of it? Very interesting. Thanks for posting.

Posted by Sharon Young (Ivy League Mortgage Philadelphia, Pa) about 1 year ago

I did a post about an event here in my town this summer http://localism.com/blog/wi/eau_claire/posts/654489/Eau-Claire-Real-Estate

The one you were at looks quite crazy. I cant believe its possible.

Posted by Shane O'Gorman Eau Claire Wisconsin Real Estate Agent & Realtor- Buy or Sell (Eau Claire Realty, Inc.) about 1 year ago

Lewis -- I have not had the pleasure in person.  Im sure that is impressive to the nth degree!!  I have the UofM here in town with me...maybe I should contact the art dept and see if that isnt something we could organize...

Sharon -- Yes, it is!  And I have not seen any of it in person either.  Some of the ones I have seen require standing in the right place so that you can get the image in view because of the visual tricks created.

Shane -- These are just lifted off the web.  I wish I would have been there to see these in person!!  The one YOU were at must have been incredible.

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

that is really amazing. I wish I could draw like that.

Posted by Mary Bowen, The Woodlands Texas Real Estate & Relocation Specialist (Coldwell Banker United, Realtor) about 1 year ago

Mary -- Yes it is!  And, ME TOO!!!  These guys have more talent in thier pinky than I have in my entire body...lol

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Very  cool, that is some kin of real talent to get such detail and realism. 

Posted by Competitive Insurance of Dundee about 1 year ago

Hi Clint,  These are just so unbelievable !  For those of us who have no talent in the arts it boggles my mind.

Posted by Bill Gillhespy Fort Myers Beach Realtor (Century 21 Tripower Realty) about 1 year ago

Randall -- Much agreed, my man.  I have a hard time getting stick figures to look right...lol

Bill -- Hi!  Yes, they are!  And I am the Captain of that boat, my friend.  :-)

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Hi Clint.   This guy is an amazing artist!  Thanks for sharing

Posted by Gene Mock, CIPS TRC SFR (Keller Williams Realty of Leesburg) about 1 year ago

Isn't it amazing what you can do in different art media?  These are fabulous, thanks for sharing.

Posted by June Piper-Brandon, CRIS, ePro, Broker (Advance Realty Anne Arundel Inc.) about 1 year ago

I have always enjoyed seeing this type of sidewalk art.  It is amazing how well they do this with forced perspective.

Posted by Jason Crouch, Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653) (Austin Texas Homes, LLC) about 1 year ago

Gene -- Hi!  Yes, whomever it was is incredible!!!

June -- Truly amazing!  People that can do this kind of thing are from a diffent gene pool than me...LOL

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Jason -- Thanks for stopping by!  I love this kind of stuff also.  Im amazed every time I see it. 

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Clint - I must be behind on the times because I have never seen sidewalk art. I think it is amzing how the can make it look 3-dimensional. Very interesting and thanks for the view/ read!

Posted by ROBERT A.SWETZ - Commercial Real Estate (Commercial Real Estate - www.VegasBuildingsForSale.com) about 1 year ago

Robert -- Yes, it is amazing stuff.  Some of the ones you can find online are just jaw-dropping.

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Wow they are neat.  I have never saw anything like it. 

Posted by Carol Swain, Realtor -www.swainsells.com- Bucks County, Pa (Keller Williams Real Estate) about 1 year ago

Carol -- I havent seen anything like this in person, but online...Ive seen tons.  These were just the best on the site I was on...

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Incredible talent, here -- thanks for sharing these photos.    Amazing!

Posted by Sea to Sky Premier Properties (Salt Spring) about 1 year ago

Li -- Agreed!  Very impressive.

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Clint ~ Sidewalk art is so amazing.  It seems like so much work goes into something so temporary.  I have only seen it in pictures though and would like to see it in real life some day.  I wonder if I would get that vertigo feeling from the dimension they put in. Thanks for sharing!

Posted by Kathy Passarette, L.I. Staging/Decorating (Creative Home Expressions) about 1 year ago

Kathy -- No kidding!  I often wondered about the same thing with the vertigo issue.  Id have to be there to make sure.  I will have to test that theory one day.  :-)

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

This is the first time I have seen this type of art.  It is amazing what can be created with chalk.

Posted by Rebecca Anne Cole (PNC Mortgage ) about 1 year ago

Rebecca -- That is what I thought when I saw it for the first time.  Now, I hunt new ones down online...lol

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Those are crazy!! Thanks for the post.

Posted by Skye Hawk, NAR Cert. REPA (Virtual Assistant) (At Your Service! Virtual Assistant Specialists) about 1 year ago

Skye -- I know!  You are welcome!

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Clint-I love the sidewalk sculptures. I am always amazed at them. Thank you for sharing. I also love the sand castles.

Posted by Laura Watts (Positive Properties, LLC) about 1 year ago

Laura -- I was gonna hunt down some sand sculptures for a new blog also.  We just had a sand-scaping contest at a local park here...

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

Fantastic photos! I just love this guys work.

Posted by Marianne Snygg, ABR, ASP, GRI, SFR (ERA Herman Group Real Estate) about 1 year ago

Yeah, that guy has more talent in his pinkie than I have in my entire body...lol

Posted by Clint Miller (Real Estate Client Referrals, LLC (RECR)) about 1 year ago

You and me, both! I can't even conceive of such drawings. I've seen him profiled on TV. It's weird to see him set up and start drawing.

Posted by Marianne Snygg, ABR, ASP, GRI, SFR (ERA Herman Group Real Estate) about 1 year ago

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