Ft Worth Street Painting Fair

Brandon & I used to sit down at the end of all the street fairs that we would paint at & say how nice it would be to actually go to one for the first time instead of work at one.....then we would look at each other & our finished pieces & take it all back. Ofcourse, that finally did happen! My parents read an article & made the travel plans & surprised me one Sunday afternoon by taking me to the Ft Worth Street Fair. Here are some of my favorites:

Georgia O'Keefe...good use of my motto- "Broad expanses of colour."
Dali- this is the first time that I've seen someone do a surrealist.

I know that this work is a bit too Kinkade for me but I like the artist technique of starting with black back ground & adding the colour like a true pastel artist.

I had a nice conversation with this guy. The only morph work at the fair of a Koi Pond. No way that I stood could I get a good shot of this piece.

Jenny, this is for you. Pre-Raphaelites.

Homage to the Munsters:)

Homage to Betty Page....really made me miss Brandon.

This is one of those pieces that I would be willing to do a jig-saw puzzle of but never a street painting.

Just wanted to show you that each piece had a team of at least three artists. Was that required for this fair?

These girls rocked!! That's a magazine ad that they were able to make it seem like the golden dress actually glistened. But they had their headphones on so I could question them how:(

I wasn't so impressed by this work because I've seen it so many times but read the thought bubbles above the cherubs: "Do you think she will finish?" "I don't know. It's been 9 hours."

This was the first street painting fair that I went to that didn't have censors. Nudity!! Woohoo Fort Worth!

Shit I'm REALLY Diggin'

My friend Barb just sent me an email to this link about a dude that made his own Vespa out of wood. http://jalopnik.com/5135543/beautiful-hand+made-wooden-vespa?skyline=true&s=i

Daddy....can I have one!!!!!