"Cephalopodcaster" print stump Zinn’s most frequent characters are

Zinn’s most frequent characters are a bright green googly-eyed monster and a phlegmatic flying pig—but the diversity of his menagerie is limited only by the size of the sidewalk and the spirit of the day

The brave little mouse in a blue dress is now the elusive hero of David Zinn’s first fully narrated storybook

This photo represents one of the advantages of non-ephemeral art: the ability to paint something during the day and then wait for the perfect midnight rainstorm in which to take the most appropriate picture

Beware the Rocktopus

This tribute to squirrelly gardening success was drawn in Ann Arbor

"Cephalopodcaster" print stump Zinn’s most frequent characters areKyle is hoping to find an audience with his new 12 part series about chromatophores. This temporary street art installation was created with chalk, charcoal, and an old piece of gum by David Zinn in Ann Arbor, MI on November 14, 2023. High quality gicle print reproduction on archival 8" x 10" photo paper, hand signed by the artist. Suitable for framing!