This man is amazing, and certainly one of my favorite artists! The stuff he does with chalk and pavement is nothing short of amazing. My jaw still drops when I look at his work. Just a few:





Simply amazing. Any fans?

Here's one fan.
He's amazing... What makes me think is... how does he live... I mean, I've received at least five powerpoints of his works, but if they're made on teh streeet obviuously on time thy'll be erased by wind, smog, rain! SO how does he live, he does chalkpainting for sell or what?

wow this is amazing....this guy is talented......but I also wondered the same thing as Jonas, can he make a living out of it?

If you look on his website ( http://users.skynet.be/J.Beever/ ) you will see that he does some of his work on commission - which means that someone is paying him to do it.

He also does Fine Art paintings which he presumably sells.

Aaaahhh now I remember he did an anouncement in chalk on the floor for Johnnie Walker...

Yeah, ive seen this before, its amazing. Unbelievable.

Interesting stuff. For one moment I thought it was real!
Great talent, but this art is only temporary...

Written by iaberis on 26.02.2008 at 17:25

Interesting stuff. For one moment I thought it was real!
Great talent, but this art is only temporary...

All art is temporary in the wheel of time, but would you doubt it's grandeur because of that?

Written by Clintagräm on 26.02.2008 at 20:45

Written by iaberis on 26.02.2008 at 17:25

Interesting stuff. For one moment I thought it was real!
Great talent, but this art is only temporary...

All art is temporary in the wheel of time, but would you doubt it's grandeur because of that?

That's a very deep thought, that I can't handle right now...

I received an e-mail with a Powerpint Presenttion and it really took me by surprise, his work requires a very big patience and observation. This guy rules!

Haha, I laugh at the guy in the first pic, he looks like he's trying not to step in the sand.

Written by Guest on 09.03.2008 at 17:11

Haha, I laugh at the guy in the first pic, he looks like he's trying not to step in the sand.

Haha, I noticed that too, but I'm sure if I was walking by I wouldn't want to step on such an amazing piece of art either...

Yeah this guy is good...it's pretty amazing that he's able to get the perspectives right and all. I've seen a photo of some of his work taken from his view and from there you're not able to see what it looks like

Some of these stuff are very impressive.

I'm posting here even though it's not the same artist and not exactly the same art but I guess those who replied here will be interested by this link: http://www.blublu.org/sito/video/muto.htm

It is an animation drawn on a wall. It's quite long, in B&W and it has some "3D" effects too. Now I don't really like his drawing style but the fact it's animated is amazing.

Oh man, 3D chalk art is so mad. That would be so awesome to be able to do something as amazing as that. They look so real and i would love to be able to do that. Im really impressed

i love this stuff, in our library at school, we had tons of his 3D chalk work on the walls...i really like the one that looks like a giant fly, and the swimming pool one as well cos it just looks so real!

this one is incredible

I recently saw a documentary about street art in Sweden, in Film & Arts.
It was about the way street art is totally banned in sweden, and they showed some of teh sweedish young artist's work, while showing Beever's work on a street paintng too, it was a waterfall with a salmon. Pretty impresive. So people walked by and he let 'em loo at it throught his camera, and he seems to like to interact a lot with people. Sad he had to clean the floor one day after hefinished, because of a city govt. order...

Yes, that is amazing, great artist.