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German Artist Draws On A Cafe Floor With Permanent Marker (And It’s Pretty Cool)
January 28, 2013
What kid hasn’t tried to revamp her room by taking a colored sharpie to the wall — and been punished mercilessly by her parents for it? (Just us?) Well, lucky Heike Weber. The German (grown-up) artist was actually asked to decorate the floor of a Prague cafe entirely with permanent marker. The result: an awesome psychedelic landscape of red waves. We’re mesmerized — if a little jealous. Click through for more photos!
Photos: courtesy of Heike Weber
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