Acrylic (still wet) on Cement (24" x 24"). I've seen a form of paint drizzle graffiti on sidewalks around NYC and I wanted to give it a go. I only had a few tries to figure this out before I ran out of paint and workable space.
You could try ANZAC biscuits -- for the hell of it. They're really like cookies, but the Australian lexicon favours the word "biscuit" over "cookie". Substitute golden syrup for treacle -- it's just a different kind of sugar.
Acrylic (still wet) on Cement (24" x 24"). I've seen a form of paint drizzle graffiti on sidewalks around NYC and I wanted to give it a go. I only had a few tries to figure this out before I ran out of paint and workable space.
Dang that is really really good
ReplyDeleteIt looks like the 300 logo. Awesome!
ReplyDeleteSorry Mrs. Scalin Noah's not here right now. redpaint! redpaint!
ReplyDeleteLike that Piccaso one with sparkler...
ReplyDeleteI agree with your tags: very abstract!
ReplyDeleteI think it would look really nice (and tasty) as raspberry syrup on a plate. With a skull shaped brownie. :D
OH! Skull cookie! The pancakes came out well, and you could even make your own skull shaped cookie cutter!
Wow, paint to cookies. That was an interesting leap. :)
awesome!
ReplyDeletecould be your socially conscious design "gang" sign....
Cookies! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI actually got a skull cookies submission recently! But I'll definitely consider making some of my own before the year is out.
ReplyDeleteMm, skookies. Make sure to post the recipe when you do.
ReplyDeleteI want to favourite this skull. It's awesome.
ReplyDeleteYou could try ANZAC biscuits -- for the hell of it. They're really like cookies, but the Australian lexicon favours the word "biscuit" over "cookie". Substitute golden syrup for treacle -- it's just a different kind of sugar.
ReplyDeleteMmm, I've never had ANZAC biscuits, but they sound delicious! Thanks for the tip.
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