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Aug. 14, 2008 at 11:24am

Edgy Frost Park Banner and Picture of the Week

Frost Park Banner for Episode XIX:


Nice work Dawn.  An appropriate banner for the Volcano sponsor episode.

I think Ron would approve.

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by jcbetty
on 8/14/2008 @ 12:05pm
rad!

(what's up with that frizzy hair, Jess--sticking your head out of the car again?) (yep!)

by scout
on 8/14/2008 @ 12:17pm
Great work Dawn

by dawntown
on 8/14/2008 @ 12:28pm
That is NOT a picture of Jessica's and my bootay...hehe

by scout
on 8/14/2008 @ 12:33pm
That's a big fat lie - I'd know those butts anywhere

by jamesstoweart
on 8/14/2008 @ 1:19pm
Nice banner. Great work Dawn.

by droid116
on 8/14/2008 @ 2:16pm
Apparently I have been applying my chalk incorrectly.

Nice banner.

Those jeans should now be framed as art.

by RonSwarner
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:03pm
Does this chalk make my butt look fat?

Freakin' awesome Dawn!

One pink cookie for you tomorrow.

by Erik
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:18pm
Let's give credit where credit is due.

The original picture was taken by photographer Kevin Freitas:



www.kevinfreitas.net/journalPicView.php?...

by Erik
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:25pm
There seems to a viral cult following emerging Dawn for your banner in the blogosphere:

Chalk your butt off tomorrow

If you think sidewalk chalk is only good for hopscotch, you've got another think coming. Tomorrow, thousands of South Sound artists will descend upon Frost Park in downtown Tacoma at noon, turning its concrete into canvas for the weekly Frost Park Chalk Off at Ninth and Pacific Avenue.

Witness unbelievable feats of illustration, and create some of your own. The Weekly Volcano will award the winner a future cover.


weeklyvolcano.typepad.com/spew/2008/08/c...

by NineInchNachos
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:37pm
RR Anderson officially recognizes next friday as "Chalk Tail Day" and encourages all booty endowed citizens to besmirch their posteriors with liberal amounts of powdered chalk in solidarity with this community movement.

Thank you.

by RonSwarner
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:41pm
Freakin awesome Kevin.

by dawntown
on 8/14/2008 @ 3:51pm
My bad,

Yes photo credits to Kevin Freitas, resident Frost Park Photographer, extrodinaire.

Tagline: Mandiferous

Thank you to all :)

by Erik
on 8/14/2008 @ 6:26pm
Here's the build up to the picture when the chalk was flying:


by one store
on 8/14/2008 @ 6:47pm
LOVE the Banner!

It's the SHIZNITS!

See you tomorrow.

by NineInchNachos
on 8/14/2008 @ 11:20pm
stowe's latest monlux trading card! collect them all!

jamesstowe.blogspot.com/2008/08/gituot-1...

by JeremyScott
on 8/14/2008 @ 11:40pm
I must warn you my drawing is going to be awesome and scary!!!

by Erik
on 8/14/2008 @ 11:50pm
must warn you my drawing is going to be awesome and scary!!!

Can't wait to see it.

BTW Stowe, I see the designers of the Frost Park Myspace page (not me) has your picture as the background on the entry page: First a fasion series and now this:

www.myspace.com/frostpark
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