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The Archies

Photo diaries from travels around our humble globe are still being posted; the unemployment diary has been downsized as i am now employed! I hope to post stuff to keep you distracted from your respective employment.

Sunday, February 05, 2006


The most amazing chalk drawings ever - with ilusionary 3-d effect. Even Simon's chalk drawings didn't do that.

posted by Kev And Charlotte @ Sunday, February 05, 2006  

1 Comments:

  • At 3:27 PM, Blogger Martini said…

    There were some talented artists chalking similar drawings in Westdale during Westitalia last year. Very cool, but only from the correct angle!

     

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