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Balance

This 6×6 small painting was created with the intention of joy. The whimsical nature of finding something you didn’t know you were looking for might enhance your day. It was left in downtown OverlandPark at the post office. Enjoy. If you found it, please share what you plan to do with it. Love, Mom

Your Future Looks Bright

This painting was left in Lawrence, Kansas…home to the late William S. Burroughs and other wildly creative souls. Finders, keepers. Did you find it?

Take Me Home

Home. Improving homes one street painting at a time. Enjoy. Hang it up or pass it along. This was left on a park bench in Downtown Overland Park in front of the Olive Oil shop. Did you find it?

Are You Ready?

Did you find this painting somewhere on the street? Can you tell me about it? This is an attempt to give street art, provenance, something not possible with traditional street art. This was left in downtown Overland Park, across the street from Dragon Inn. Cheers!

New Moon

This small painting was left in Downtown Overland Park, Kansas. It was taken 20 minutes after being left on a nice bench in front of The Great Day Cafe.

Mediocrity is Poison

Don’t kid yourself. Mediocrity will knock you down and drag you into a stupor slowly, slowly. Don’t always trust the pats on the back. Really. This reminder not to fall prey to the dangers of being average was left outside of the central library in Johnson County, Kansas. This library is not falling for any type of mediocrity and is stellar on every level. Thank you tax dollars.

Portable Street Art at Urban Suburban in Kansas City

Leaving art around for anyone to find. Left this piece at the entrance to Village Shalom for the big art show, which included an auction and people coming to buy and sell art. This one is free for anyone to grab. The trick is to SEE it. Placed it at the entrance to building on Friday. By Saturday night, no one had seen it. Eventually someone some curious eyes will take notice.

I Change Too.

This tiny painting was left at the Tempo Cafe at the Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art in Overland Park, Kansas…made with spray paint and a sharpie on a tiny 2×2 canvas. Did some one take it home and live happily ever after?

making the world better with free art

Portable street art is a new and evolving experiment, which now includes little wooden paintings. Why? The person who decided to pick it up was hopefully amused by their new find. That is why. This one was made with spray paint and was left outside of a new event space in Kansas City called, “The Guild”.

Take. Me. Home. Portable Street Art

This tiny 2×3 canvas was placed outside of a lovely cafe in downtown Overland Park, Kansas. It was made with spray paint and a stencil, and placed on a happy park bench for someone to take home and live happily ever after.