Chalk Art Mural #3 at Chicago Ad agency

Check out this new chalk mural we (artist Tracee Badway and I) created this week for the Ad Agency. This is the third mural we have worked on for the agency. We bring them good luck--they always get the clients they are pitching when we welcome the potential client with a mural!

Summer 2011 Corporate Chalk Art

Worked on several corporate chalk art projects this summer with Tracee and my summer interns Nikki and Jacq.

NALCO
We were hired by the HR department at NALCO to help create excitement for an upcoming employee expo. We did two separate installations on their campus using their tree logo.


"Life, health and nature are too precious to waste."


"Create your difference."

Cochlear
Cochclear hired us to create a US map, highlighting the cities on their current "Hearing Health Tour." They were hosting clients at a trade show. This is on the wall outside "Lizzie McGuires" in Streeterville.


Northwest Community Hospital
Northwest Community Hospital hired us to create block party activities and a welcome sign at the Mt. Prospect block party. They are opening a new clinic there.

Pavement Chalk Art London: A Proposal

This 17-foot-wide chalk mural took us ten hours to complete on July 3rd. We were commissioned by a romantic young fellow whose girlfriend loves London. He used the chalk art to propose to her. We also made a scavenger-hunt-like trail of chalk art leading from her house to the mural.

Watch the video to see the project evolve.

I had a fabulously talented and fun group of artists working with me--Tracee, summer interns Nikki and Jacq, and special guest Henry.

Promotional Sidewalk Art

I was down in St. Louis with my assistant Tracee this week creating sidewalk art to help launch a new truck called TerraStar during the Work Truck Show. We were hired by Navistar's marketing agency who was looking for a new attention-grabbing method to promote the truck's launch. We created this 10' x 5' painting outside the Hyatt where the convention attendees were staying. The artwork turned out great and the passersby loved it! Click on the photo for a better view of the artwork.

Sidewalk Pop Art: Chalk Lichtenstein

Chalkfest, an annual fundraiser to benefit Art Therapy Connection, took place today in Oz Park. About 20 groups of artists created sidewalk murals. My niece Elyse Chudacoff and my friend's daughter Leah Crane joined me in creating this work of sidewalk pop art. It took us about 6 hours. As it always seems to, the rain arrived as soon as we finished.