LOS ANGELES, CA, February 19, 2013 (Press-News.org) We Talk Chalk is proud to announce their participation in the upcoming 'Living Arts Festival', to be held at Ratchaprasong in Bangkok from February 26th until March 3rd.
Beyond just "another street painting event", artists will be creating 3D Street paintings, as well as "4D" paintings - 3D with added elements in sensory, complex perspective or augmented reality to take it to the next level. This type of event would be special anywhere it happened, but to the city of Bangkok this is an unprecedented event - the first of it's kind in the city.
With its peerless collection of gold medal artists and marketing visionaries, We Talk Chalk has quickly risen to its place atop the world's most celebrated street painting organizations--working closely with enterprises such as Coors Light, Verizon, Saudi Aramco, and Angry Birds. Beyond creating vivid pieces of "living art," the company prides itself on an ability to develop some of the world's most innovative, 3D multimedia marketing solutions.
The We Talk Chart artistic team is led by Melanie Stimmell and Julie Kirk-Purcell--each grandmasters ('maestri') in the field. Stimmell brings with her a wealth of project management experience from eight years as Lead Technical Director for Comedy Central's South Park and 15 years of decorated street painting. Kirk-Purcell, similarly, is a published authority on street painting who draws from over 20 years street painting experience and various international awards as well as flaunting a robust street painting portfolio.
For more information about We Talk Chalk, please contact Remco van Latum (Director of Marketing) via any of the channels noted above. For a sampling of We Talk Chalk's portfolio, please visit its website (www.WeTalkChalk.com).
World-Renowned Chalk Team Travels to Bangkok, Thailand for First 3D & 4D Street Painting Festival
We Talk Chalk artists from five different countries visit Bangkok to create ten massive 3D & 4D street paintings for The Living Arts Festival organized by Nannapas Publisher.
2013-02-19
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[Press-News.org] World-Renowned Chalk Team Travels to Bangkok, Thailand for First 3D & 4D Street Painting FestivalWe Talk Chalk artists from five different countries visit Bangkok to create ten massive 3D & 4D street paintings for The Living Arts Festival organized by Nannapas Publisher.