Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Sidewalk Chalk
Boy five years ago I would have said "NO WAY" on sidewalk chalk. Now as a dad it is pretty cool. The neighbor girl came over and was playing with the boys and showed them a really cool trick. If you soak the piece of sidewalk chalk in a bucket of water it turns into a paint sort of. It goes on so smooth and thick and the colors are GREAT!
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wow! love the color! what a neat trick to know. i really like that last one. love the composition.
What a great idea! I love the colors. The last one is so precious.
What a neat trick to know! I'll have to give it a try. Really like the last shot--they all look so "into" their work.
Learn something new every day! Looks like so much fun - love the b&w!
Looks like so much fun. Great idea.
Very cool, I never knew that trick!
Great colors as always! What's with the sidewalk chalk hate? That's the second reference I've seen to that.
Never knew that about chalk. I really like the conversion on the last one. It's sweet.
So fun!!! Love the photos and thanks so much for adding to my kid's summer entertainment repertoir! :)
You can tell they were having lots of fun! I love the bright colors! I'll have to tell my girls about soaking the chalk.
What fun shots. I love the colors in the first few and the composition. I felt like was in the huddle with them, creating fine art! Nice work.
Wow - it's amazing how vibrant the colors are with the wet chalk. Gonna have to try that with my kids! Great captures!
These colors are wonderful! I love that second one down. Thanks for the idea to soak the chalk...we'll have to give that a try!
That IS a cool trick! We are going to have to try that! I just love your colors here... the kids look so intent on what they are doing, that is too cute! :)
You captured some really cute moments. Love the idea about getting the chalk wet!
nice shots Jason- great colors!
Wow those colors are awesome! I love that last picture.
very fun! love that last one!
Cool trick with the colors. They sure are vibrant!
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