For a change, I chalked a Heart Labyrinth at the spot opposite BC Place and beside Creekside Park, where I have previously drawn Circle Labyrinths.
It’s a five lane heart design done Friday late afternoon just before sunset.
Rain isn’t expected until next Friday, this might just last until then!
Large Labyrinths!
Grateful for the portrait.
I’m usually the one photographing, rarely the one photographed.
Hey, that’s me underneath the Giant Christmas Tree Labyrinth.
I was drawing boxes representing the idea of gifts and presents under the Xmas Tree while pointing the entrance . . .
A Pause in The Rain allowed a window of time to chalk out a Labyrinth Design idea I’ve been pondering.
A Giant Christmas Tree Labyrinth!
Didn’t turn out how I envisioned it.
Numerous mistakes, miscalculations, and I messed up both the “Centre” and the “Star”.
My intention was to create a Pass Through Labyrinth, yet muscle memory kicked in and before I could catch myself, I had eliminated possibilities for a pass-through.
Aw well.
Next time. Until then, here are images of how this first attempt at a Christmas Tree Chalk Labyrinth turned out…
A unique seasonal activity! You are amazing HiMY! https://t.co/BnWG2wI3k2
— Carol Matthews (@waywordwayside) December 16, 2018
It would be amazing to walk this lovely Labyrinth. https://t.co/C8aTz5cof3
— Sarah Doucette (@SarahEDoucette) December 16, 2018
Wonderful Black and White capture of one my late summer Labyrinths chalked opposite of Science World along the Seawall in South East False Creek, Vancouver.
Amazing https://t.co/gGNH3LYq9a pic.twitter.com/tp1Sygs5TP
— Jerry Janzen (@jerryjanzen) December 5, 2018
Thank you for stopping by, snapping and sharing this pictures Frances!
They convey well the scale of my Triple Chalk Labyrinth design…
Wonderful meeting you Stephanie!
Thank you for taking the time to walk and talk the Chalk Labyrinth.
The first of three Chalk Labyrinths I made on Sunday.
This one in Olympic Village Square. . .
Not many walked it.
Why?
Because Olympic Village Square on Sunday afternoon apparently was a Pokemon Go location.
People were staring at their online devices rather than notice any chalk pathways being made before them.
Three young girls did jump to the entrance and eventually dared to explore. They were the only ones to immediately do so.
I then went and chalked my larger Labyrinth project for the day on the north side of Athlete’s Way in another public space.
A little bit of the giant Double-Labyrinth I chalked in the open space north of Olympic Village Square and Athlete’s Way in the Olympic Village neighbourhood along False Creek, Vancouver . . .
A view from the second level restaurant overlooking the foot of Manitoba Street in Olympic Village, where I’ve been chalking Labyrinths lately . . .
I was so focused in making this Labyrinth, I took very few photographs during the process.
Very happy with this image of me re-chalking an outline near the centre of the Labyrinth.
This image teases two heart aglets in one corner of the Chalk Labyrinth . . .
