sweetpotatoqueen wrote on Feb 1, ’09

This is great! I love urban art that uses materials we never think of as anything other than our usual surroundings.

col1967 wrote on Feb 1, ’09

He could do a masterpiece on mine! lol

starfishred wrote on Feb 1, ’09

wow he is really good thanks

sousonne wrote on Feb 1, ’09

LOL..What a talent! It’s so sad that it’s not permanent. (I guess if it’s photographed, there is SOME permanency, isn’t there?) I love the way he combined Da Vinci and Van Gogh in the same picture…

agnes128 wrote on Feb 1, ’09

Oh my! I wish I could meet him, his ‘young girl with pearl earring’ is too much.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Feb 1, ’09

Oh my! I wish I could meet him, his ‘young girl with pearl earring’ is too much.

Knew you’d like it!

locarb wrote on Feb 1, ’09

This is quite amazing.

sanssouciblogs wrote on Feb 1, ’09

OH YES! good eye! That is very funny!

sanssouciblogs wrote on Feb 1, ’09

I know! It’s like negative space painting.

sharons7th wrote on Feb 1, ’09

Too cool! Mona Lisa inside of Starry Starry Night… this is great!

tulipsinspring wrote on Feb 1, ’09

I thought of Agnes with the “Girl with a Pearl Earring” too!What a way to make beauty out of … dirt! 🙂

I’ve been to San Marcos, oddly, but didn’t remember is as overly dusty LOL. He is brilliant. Like Sweetie, I love when artists use unconventional media, and it’s obvious he has a lot of talent, very cool.

welshdoug wrote on Feb 1, ’09

He’d have a field day on mine……and it would stop my beloved nagging me to clean it!

aimlessjoys wrote on Feb 1, ’09

I particularly admire his modeling technique! ;-P

darlene57 wrote on Feb 1, ’09

Very cool and amazing! He is quite an artist.
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nomorybr wrote on Feb 1, ’09

oh wow, how awesome, I cant imagine why he would put that much time and effort into somethinglikly to be washed off in the next rainstorm…

lauritasita wrote on Feb 1, ’09

You should put this on Art Sunday !

sanssouciblogs wrote on Feb 1, ’09

You should put this on Art Sunday !

Ok, it’s Art Sunday–link me up!

knightstar wrote on Feb 1, ’09

If he did a masterpiece on my car, I would spray it with shellac to preserve it. If it was on the windshield, it might prove to be a little problematic; but I’ll just live with it, bobbing my head back and forth, and up and down, while driving.–M

forgetmenot525 wrote on Feb 1, ’09

wow…………..clever man, this is a bit like pavement art in that it is amazingly good but temporary. There is something admirable about a man who happily creates masterpieces knowing they are destined to be short lived………..it sort of adds to what they are

pestep55 wrote on Feb 1, ’09

Wow, he is quite the artist /:-)

lunarechoes wrote on Feb 1, ’09

That’s great. I agree with forgetmenot–it is special to be able to create something you know is destined to be destroyed, and sooner rather than later.

teena2 wrote on Feb 2, ’09

Very cool…kind of reminds me of the guy that paints 3D images on sidewalks.

hi2israel wrote on Feb 5, ’09

That is really cool. I loved this posting..:)