Sidewalk chalk is large colored chalk used mostly by children in a variety of activites, but is mostly restricted to drawing on pavement or cementsidewalk. It is sometimes used to draw a four square court.
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The Sidewalk Chalk art of Kurt Werner (http://www.kurtwenner.com/street/)
Sidewalkchalk is large colored chalk used mostly by children in a variety of activities, but is mostly restricted to drawing on pavement or cementsidewalk.
Chalk painting is rapidly becoming a very popular form of contemporary art.
Creating a chalk painting takes many hours, sometimes days before a masterpiece is born, only to be washed away by a hose or street cleaner, or tramped upon by passing pedestrians.
A sidewalk (chiefly North American English), pavement (British English), or footpath (Australian English) is a path for pedestrians that is situated alongside a road or formed like sidewalks that are alongside roads (such as a cement footpath through a park).
Sidewalks are more common in modern urban areas, where they may abut the road, than in suburban areas, where they are sometimes separated from the road by a tree lawn (depending on available spaces and prior urban planning).
There is usually a gutter between the sidewalk and the road, and the sidewalk surface is slightly tilted to let the water flow into the gutter.
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