We chalked at Atlanta Streets Alive in April of 2016 at a pop up chalk art festival!
We had just a few hours to complete a work from start to finish on what was quite possibly the most rough surface in all of Atlanta! Check it out:

We did a one day mural for General Assembly at Ponce City Market in Atlanta this week! General Assembly offers tech classes for adults, so, naturally, they asked for a mural about big names in the tech industry. General Assembly is a brand present in different cities across the US, so we put a Georgia silhouette on their logo to show some home state pride. There's a ribbon connecting four portraits of tech giants: Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, and Elizabeth Holmes (who founded a med tech company). The colorful shapes dotting the space are the color scheme for General Assembly's branding, and the shapes are commonly used in their branding as well. Thanks, General Assembly! We loved this project!

​We sent some sketches to management and refined what we wanted it to look like. We came up with a final proposal and tweaked it some more. They gave us headers and generic ideas of what they wanted, so we worked hard to ensure that what we developed was consistent with their branding while fitting with the overall ambience of the restaurant itself.

Once we had a set plan, we went to work! Management had the foresight to completely repaint the boards prior to our arrival. If you haven't heard the [horrible] legends, chalk markers don't come off of porous surfaces, especially chalkboard paints. When they had erased the old menus, the colors lingered in the background, creating a "ghosting" effect. So, they decided to start fresh. It made all the difference! ​It took us at least 20 hours (we lost count!) to complete these boards from start to finish.

Our favorite parts were the little details on the giant board. We drew a milkshake, a Lucky Buddha beer, the Creature Comforts logo, and more... Too fun!

This was a really great project! Thanks again, Zinburger!

We had a blast this week at Authentica Solutions' new HQ in Atlanta. This ed tech company just settled into a new office and painted a large wall in their lobby with chalkboard paint. We spent three days there chalking hard, drawing a really great piece! Check it out!

Here's some detail shots of the chalk art mural. That Indian motorcycle is life sized!