People-watching is fleeting on deserted Madison streets during our first four weeks of sheltering at home. Two days ago I saw one person per block as I walked, my face covered in a scarf. Near Tenney Park, a man got in his car. On the sidewalk in front of his house I saw high-brow Mondrian-esque chalk drawings. What amazing feats with chalk, tape, concrete and a spot of time!
Got chalk? Have a roll of blue construction tape? When it warms up, we may have a new creative outlet; our sidewalk. Photos to come.
Gracias for reading Fake Flamenco! ¡Olé! –Rebecca
PS See Travel with Intent for great photos titled with six words.
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That is a great idea Rebecca and lovely forms drawn in the sidewalk…looks like Madison will look much better in the summer with so much street art. Great! All the best, Rebecca
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I thought it was very well done. I plan to use my gardening kneeler on the concrete and try my hand at the drawing style this weekend.
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Great idea! Your city is very artistic and creative. This is the second public art you’ve brought to us and I think it’s great!
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Thanks, we like it. The funky artistic flair is one of the reasons we moved here. : )
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Good choice!
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Wow, beautiful!
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Thank you, Nadine! It was a delight to see on my walk.
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I like it! Maybe I should start practising 🙂 🙂
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That would be wonderful. Please post if you do. : )
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Love these — must try some out!
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That would be great. I’d love to see a photo when you do.
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I know another adult who sent for sidewalk chalk and has had lots of fun making art. Why not?
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Great attitude!
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These are very nice indeed😍
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Thank you, Flavia. Yay, arty neighbors : )
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🤣💪
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