Temporary Preserves Chalk Art by David Zinn

2015, Trade Paperback

4.8 out of 5 stars in 40 ratings on Amazon

Condition: Appears to be an unread book with significant surface wear to the cover and book edges (see pictures for close ups). Spine is in excellent shape. No highlights, tears or markings on content pages found during inspection. You’ll receive the exact books shown in the description pictures in a bubble mailer. See description photos for exact condition.

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One hundred and thirty-three photographs of David Zinn's otherwise fleeting street art creatures, preserved in a bound collection of full-color 8.5" x 11" images that can be enjoyed anywhere and anytime – no computer required. 

Readers can also discover the improvised origins of Sluggo, the significance of flying pigs, and the reasons why a cracked sidewalk is sometimes the best canvas of all.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

David Zinn is a self-taught artist who, after working for more than twenty years as a commercial freelance illustrator, picked up a box of sidewalk chalk as an excuse to “work” outdoors on a nice day, and now he reaches hundreds of thousands of people all over the world with his temporary street art creatures. Zinn has drawn all over the United States and on the streets of Taiwan, Sweden, Germany, France, and Holland. He is the author of Temporary Preserves and Underfoot Menagerie, and he has been featured in The Guardian, Business Insider, and the Los Angeles Times, among other publications. Zinn resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

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