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joe mangrum
16 April 2011 @ 23:15
Michelle, Albert, and I were in Manhattan yesterday by Columbus Circle and we got to meet this guy named Joe Mangrum. He creates art right on the ground... with colored sand! And then he sweeps it all up later ;_;

I did take some pictures from my phone on what he was working on, but it's refusing to cooperate with me so I guess I'll try uploading the crappy phone-quality pictures tomorrow.

These are my favorite ones so far, from his previous works. I love the intense colors.




Visit his website to see more of his stuff - not everything that he did is there because I stalked him on Facebook and got the previous pictures from there ._. But he does more than sand paintings~

LOL I feel like I'm advertising him or something but I'm not - this guy really has skills! So you should go see the rest of his work yeah ok bye

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