Graffiti granny strikes again
Okay, so technically I am not a granny, but I am to some people. Remember when I was asked by a local teen when I was doing the knit knot tree if I was one of the guardian grannies, yikes! So here is my latest bit of knit graffiti with a camouflage doll, which I had a lot of fun doing.
A fellow artist and friend Pierre Nagely took a break from doing his mural to come and have a chat while I yarn bombed the tree outside the old Center Stage building on Dayton Street.
Oh, check out Nancy's Poodle Pole, it is soooooooooo cute.
Dumpster Diving
Oh man did I hit pay dirt this morning when I was out with my neighbour walking. I found two really cool metal chairs, two empty artists drawing pads, frames, and a wonderful piece of art (which I will put out for Free Art Fridays.)
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Love dumpster diving and do it regularly!
It's amazing what people throw away though. My friend Anita works at a school and incredible pieces of art made by students are thrown away.
The camouflaged doll looks great!
It is a shame undaunted, but there can be some fantastic things to be found and recycled.
Julie, I hope you enjoy your walk in Yellow Springs Parks, it's a beautiful day :) I couldn't make out the signature on the painting which is a shame.