If you’ve walked the streets of Ann Arbor, Michigan, in the last few decades, you’ve probably spotted the wide-eyed monsters and mischievous dragons of (). Since 1987, the artist has been drawing chalk-and-charcoal creatures in site-specific works that wash away with the rain. Drain pipes become robotic dogs, a pillar morphs into a giant pencil, and a green monster pops out of a brick walkway.
A new short film directed by dives into Zinn’s practice by animating his signature cartoon cast that greets the artist as he walks around the city. Watch “” on , and check out more of Zinn’s eccentric creatures on . (via )
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