Brittany Bowers

http://www.stumbleupon.com/s/#7S09qq/gprime.net/images/sidewalkchalkguy/

Upon pressing the ever so mysterious stumble button for the first time, I come across artist’s using their unique ability in an unusual place. Most artists’ post their art work in a gallery, museum and sell their art for oodles of money. But! These unique individuals choose to share their artwork where everyone can see and admire. I myself admire these artists’ for their dedication to their art. They are making the streets that are usually plain and same grey vibrant and alive with color and jaw dropping art.

On this web site, the citations are of the best quality. On other hand, the web site does give credit to an author of the photo taker, not of the artist in the photo’s sadly. Anyone who would even be interested in this sort of topic would whole heartedly agree with me that the artist should have some sort of recognition.

http://pascalcampion.com/door.swf

I stumbled for almost two hours, before I came across the most adorable animation ever. There are no citations, or any type of information on the website, just this tiny animation of a man wanting to get inside a door that fights with him. This interests me because I like how the artist was not afraid to try and be creative. I recommend this to other people who want to see something cute.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/travel/picturegalleries/6099485/Sign-language-week-63.html?image=15

I decided for my last stumble selection to go above the rest, and talk about a drunken sign. I find the picture of a stick man walking drunk very humorous, and it shows that today in our nation or world for that matter, that we are able to have some fun with road signs. Citations on this page are quite decent! I do believe the people w ho made the sign are most likely the handy work of Americas finest.