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Date Posted: 16:04:20 03/19/06 Sun
Author: GarlicSoul
Subject: Street Team
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Re: Street Team -- light, 16:16:51 03/19/06 Sun [1]
I think what Julian Beever does is absolutely amazing.
(notice provocative non-spoiler)
My sister sent me a link to this a couple of weeks ago, and I was also thinking of posting it here. I forgot, so I'm glad you did it.
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Re: Street Team -- taurus, 16:25:38 03/19/06 Sun [1]
Ooooo That's cool!
Amazing!
What does he use, is it paint or chalk?
My fav was the Coca Cola bottle and the one where it looks like he's taken a piece of the coblestone away.
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Re: Street Team -- GarlicSoul, 16:55:05 03/19/06 Sun [1]
Okay, I was trying to find this particular one of Batman and Robin "rescuing" they guy on the ledge.
here it is, at the very bottom
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Re: Street Team -- taurus, 17:44:21 03/19/06 Sun [1]
The Batman and Robin one is AWESOME!
He found the perfect little spot to do that, with that little step as the ledge. The detail is amazing...
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Re: Street Team -- carson1, 11:40:27 03/21/06 Tue [1]
Holy farkin' crap, that is one of the most amazing things I have seen in a very long time. What an incredible talent that guy is.
Thanks for sharing!
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Re: Street Team -- light, 11:58:01 04/14/06 Fri [1]
I think these are amazing and beautiful too--
driftwood horses
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Re: Street Team -- Jes, 12:25:58 04/14/06 Fri [1]
I wonder how she preserves the driftwood? Driftwood is very dry, isn't it?
I love the sidewalk art - my fav it the guys in the well. I have to show my Mom this. She's done alot of murals around my town - and there's another guy that looks just like Stephen King that she's competing with. I wonder if this would give her any ideas?
If I were this guy, I'd put a hell pit in Washintgon, DC just to remind those guys.....
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Re: Street Team -- 23, 15:04:10 04/14/06 Fri [1]
Wow. Those horses are absolutely amazing. When you said "driftwood horses," I was imagining something much cheesier. Very cool.
It's amazing how she gets such expression and movement out of them.
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Re: Street Team -- noslave, 16:52:36 04/14/06 Fri [1]
Consider my mind officially blown.
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Re: Street Team -- taurus, 21:32:51 04/14/06 Fri [1]
That's so cool. Beautiful!
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