Unicorn Power!

I mean, what else can you say? Willy Street area.

Chomp chomp chomp

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This colorful Piranha Plant was spotted by Clare somewhere on E. Johnson St. today - a healthy looking plant surely enjoying the early spring sunlight.

Tall necks and tic-tac-toe

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Photographer Wendy K. kindly sent in even more submissions of some little bits she's spotted around town. I really want to go find the tic-tac-toe stencil and fill in another move.

Caution, breakdancers ahead

Oh man, this is an awesome stencil. Glad to see the artists are out and about again now that things are thawing out around here.

This gem was photographed by Wendi Kent, who says it's in the bike path tunnel to East Campus Mall. Let's hope it gets to stick around for awhile. After all, it's important for people to be aware of oncoming breakdancers.

Dexter, triumphant

Dexter, triumphant, a photo by Lost Albatross on Flickr.

First spotted/photographed piece of street art of the season. I think this means that spring has officially sprung in Madison (finally).

If you spot any street art of your own don't forget to submit your photos to the blog at madstreetart AT gmail.com!

Check mate, cupcake

This one has be stumped, though I do dig the strange combination of what appears to be a knight chess piece in a cupcake. This is on the wall just over City Bar on State Street.

Help Prairie Phoenix Academy finish their mural

Wanna help some kids in Sun Prairie finish a mural project at their school? Hook it up:

Thanks to all of you who are helping the Friends of Williamson Street Art Center raise funds to finish the mural at Prairie Phoenix Academy in Sun Prairie. We have only 2 weeks left!

We are raising funds to complete the mural this fall. For every $1 contributed, Dane Arts has secured an additional 50 cents. If you contribute $10, Dane Arts will contribute $5. A small donation of $10 or $20 would help a lot!

Please go to the following link for more information and to contribute.

http://www.power2give.org/go/p/858

Thank you!

Sharon Kilfoy