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He gained global notoriety through sharing on Facebook, Instagram, Huffington Post, Graffiti Art magazine, Bored Panda, China Central Television, Street Art Utopia and Endless Geyser of Awesome by Archie McPhee.

He works as a freelancer for a wide variety of customers while doing works around the world. His job includestheatrical posters, corporate logos, educational cartoons, murals of landfills, environmental superheroes, corporate allegories and hand-painted dump trucks.

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This work of David Zinn was made in the streets of Ann Arbor, it is a city in the state of Michigan in the United States. It was made with chalk and charcoal.
She represents Sluggo, the bright green monster with stalk eyes and no clothes.
Have seen this little green monster at his window, there are pink curtains, the one on the right moves with the wind and there is an orange flower  on the window sill.
Sluggo sprinkles a real tufts of grass on the corner of the wall with a watering can.
Interpretation:
We can think that David Zinn walking around the streets of Ann Arbor saw the clump of weeds and imagined Sluggo watering him....

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“Occupy your imagination or someone else will”

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He makes anamorphic drawings that give a 3D illusion. David Zinn always improvises on the place. His artworks  is entirely composed of chalk, charcoal and found objects.  So his art is totally ephemeral.

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He makes anamorphic drawings that give a 3D illusion. David Zinn always improvises on the place. His artworks  is entirely composed of chalk, charcoal and found objects.  So his art is totally ephemeral.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lABvqTW_Dco

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His most frequent characters are Sluggo (a bright green monster with stalk eyes and no clothes) and Philomena (a phlegmatic flying pig), but Mr. Zinn's imagination seems to be limited only by the size of the sidewalk.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80nXjoym1Ss

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For 20 years, the illustrator and street-artist David Zinn draws the small critters that inhabit his imagination. His works are to be discovered in the streets of Ann Arbor, Washington or Kokomo in the United States. 

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For 20 years, the illustrator and street-artist David Zinn draws the small critters that inhabit his imagination. His works are to be discovered in the streets of Ann Arbor, Washington or Kokomo in the United States. 