Not everyone requires the services of an interior designer- Beyond that, not everyone requires more than a crisp $10 bill and a trip to the office supply store to appoint an entire basement with jaw-dropping wall appointments.
Wow.
A friend of mine emailed me the story of Charlie Kratzer from the Lexington(KY) Herald-Leader. Drawing inspiration from classical literature to the harlequin pattern from a Panera Bread take-out bag, this lawyer-by-day created quite the conversation piece in his Lexington home's basement. The article features a 180 degree visual of the room.
10 bucks in Sharpies, eh?
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What do you think? Sharpie-art in your future?
A friend of mine emailed me the story of Charlie Kratzer from the Lexington(KY) Herald-Leader. Drawing inspiration from classical literature to the harlequin pattern from a Panera Bread take-out bag, this lawyer-by-day created quite the conversation piece in his Lexington home's basement. The article features a 180 degree visual of the room.
10 bucks in Sharpies, eh?
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Recently, Charlie has taken his Sharpie skills to Horse Mania, a public art project. Charlie's entry was based on Alice in Wonderland.
What do you think? Sharpie-art in your future?
"What do you think? Sharpie-art in your future?"...yeah, if I could even close to draw :) Amazing work!
ReplyDeleteWow. Love the Horse Mania project! Thanks for sharing with me on Twitter.
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