If you've never been to Ann Arbor (Michigan, USA) and have not even heard anything from him, believe me, his streets, pavements and manhole covers have been seen hundreds of times, because they are home to the three-dimensional cheerful green creation of Slaggo painted by the street artist David Zinn.
Meet, this is Sluggo - the most famous hero of street art all over the world!
Illustrator David Zinn (David Zinn) began to paint his hometown since 2008 and today Ann Arbor has become a real tourist lure and zest of the state, conquering residents and guests with hundreds of kind, lovely and incredibly charming street drawings.
Sluggo hurries to meet with fans!
The main painted hero of David Zinn - Sluggo (Sluggo) knows every gateway, a broken brick, a pedestrian crossing, a curb and even a garbage can.
But just do not think that he lives in a parallel reality! Sluggo is a real and full-fledged resident of Ann Arbor, who cares about the cleanliness, order and mood of his "neighbors".
Slaggo can be seen where you do not expect at all!
And the funny green creature has the best friends - a winged pig, with which they fall into the most incredible adventures and even scrapes, dinosaurs, squirrels, mice, rabbits, cats and fish.
Oh, it was not me!
Failure-ah-ah!
We have a letter!
You already guessed that to call street drawings by David Zin three-dimensional would be quite arbitrary, because the author, not only cleverly uses artistic techniques, but connects to the plot a natural relief and the volume of objects.
But as a result, the streets of Ann Arbor turned into real pages of children's books with good illustrations!
David Zinn and Sluggo
While no one sees…
Do you think this will be enough for us to buy?
Day after day, David takes to the streets and replenishes his collection of street art with new drawings. Interestingly, and he at least remembers, how many have already drawn?
Secret admirer
Yes, hike, we will not get it ...
To have even a small balloon is a great happiness!
Another sip ...
Shhh, the mouse left the last chapter!
And let everyone be lucky to catch a star!
The main tools of the artist are colored crayons and coal, which, according to David Zinn, is enough to populate Ann Arbor with new fairy-tale inhabitants, which means that we will have many more reasons to look into this city!