It took over 11 hours to create these two “Where the Wild Things Are” chalk murals at Arnold DC, a Washington ad agency. Watch the timelapse video of their creation, using over 1,500 stills. Really cool.
via Neatorama
November 14th, 2009 at 6:56 pm
Amazing “Where the Wild Things Are” Chalk Wall Art Timelapse Video
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