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    Sunday
    Jul132008

    Looking for a Guerrilla Tactic? Try 3D Pavement Art...

    DateSunday, July 13, 2008 at 08:23PM

    Are you looking for a unique guerilla tactic that is sure to drive impressions? Are you looking for an innovative way to powerfully promote your brand outside of your venue?

    Consider hiring the services of Kurt Wenner, a professional artist who specializes in 3D Pavement Art... The guy's work is incredible (as seen below with his Lebron James street portrait in Shanghai, China). Wenner began street painting in Rome, Italy in 1982 and has since become an iconic figure in outdoor art. Wenner's 3D art has inspired others, including Julian Beever and Gary Palmer.

    Nike%20-%20Lebron%20James%20-%20Shanghai%20-%203D%20Pavement%20Art.jpgCheck out the clip below for more examples of 3D pavement art... This stuff is pretty amazing!

     

    AuthorBrian Gainor | Comment1 Comment |
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    That's pretty cool art.

    WHAT ABOUT THIS CAR PARK ART?
    How about going a slightly different way with Art in the form of improving a concrete jungle....

    I really loved this amazing story with pictures on the Webxact site...
    http://www.webxact.co.uk/2008/08/up-in-down-out-modern-art.html

    incredible the way they did these paintings

    August 3, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterskooldays

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