The World's Most Dangerous Chalk Artists
Corporate work can come from any sector of business that is looking for an interactive experience for their brand. The Chalk Twins live in Orlando but travel the country for events. They are readily available for corporate clients who are coming to central Florida, but they are also seasoned domestic and international travellers.
The law firm of Foley and Lardner in downtown Orlando was looking for a group art activity. Almost 30 people in the office participated in the event and drew their own Orlando landscape on five different boards. Click here to see the full gallery from this event.
Waterford Lakes in Orlando, Florida brought the Chalk Twins in to entertain guests at their March Madness event as well as their Women and Wine at Waterford Lakes event. Click here to see the full gallery from this event.
Working with chalk artists Nate Baranowski and Cass Womack, the Chalk Twins helped to create this piece for the NHL All Star Weekend held in Tampa, Florida.
For the third straight year the Chalk Twins created several murals during this three day celebration of all things Harry Potter at Universal Studios Orlando. Click here to see the full gallery from this event.
ECU invited the Chalk Twins to their campus to provide a live performance during the day and then speak to students about a career in art.
Jungle Island in Miami, Florida held a three day celebration that included food, music and the Chalk Twins creating 3D images. Click here to see the full gallery from this event.
To launch the new school year and compliment the holidays the Chalk Twins created multiple chalk art pieces for Seminole Towne Center in Sanford, Florida. Click here to see the full gallery from this series of events.
The Chalk Twins created several streetside murals during this three day celebration of all things Harry Potter at Universal Studios Orlando. Click here to see the full gallery from this event.
The Chalk Twins created hundreds of Hampton-themed signs for this hotel managers meeting.
The Chalk Twins created a 24′ x 15′ dance floor outside the Crooked Can Brewery in Winter Garden, Florida.
For a NARS Cosmetics team-building exercise the Chalk Twins guided 90 people to create their own chalk masterpiece.
For a segment on Fox35 the Chalk Twins created a 6’x6′ image of the Good Day Orlando team of John Brown and Amy Kaufeldt.
The Chalk Twins were featured on the front cover of Lake Mary Life magazine. They created not only their portrait but the entire front cover; title, text and image.
For hundreds of event planners at The Special Event the Chalk Twins created a reproduction of Midsummer’s Eve by Edward Roberts Hughes. Final size was 8’x6′ Chalk pastel on Masonite.
For the International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions the Chalk Twins went into outer space with their creation of a SpaceX image. The Chalk Twins were also awarded an IAAPA 2015 Brass Ring award for Best Exhibit.
Woodruff Real Estate hired the Chalk Twins to perform live during their weekend Tour of Homes at the Old Town development in Columbus, Georgia.
The Mini Cooper Club of Orlando invited the Chalk Twins to create a space-themed Mini Cooper for their annual gathering at Disney.
The Gates Foundation invited the Chalk Twins to complete a Monopoly Board for a corporate event held at the Seattle Center Park. Click here to view the full gallery of this event.
The Oakland Marriott City Center hosted the Chalk Twins for two days. Guests of the hotel got to watch two pieces of Oakland history be re-created in the hotel lobby. The Oakland – San Francisco Bay Bridge at dusk (pictured here), and a colorful daytime view of beautiful Lake Merritt.
Children’s Fairyland is an Oakland tradition since 1950. This wonderful theme park has delighted small children and their parents with whimsical storybook sets, gentle rides, friendly animals and inspired live entertainment. The Chalk Twins performed for two days while children were given chalk to do their own Fairyland drawings.
Five chalkboards were created again for this venue. Click here to see the full gallery from this show.
For this year’s International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) the Chalk Twins created an underwater piece so zoos, aquariums, water parks and amusement parks could see something that applies to their venue.
Two 2 ft. x 3 ft. pieces were created again for this event. Click here to see the full gallery from this show.
