As with our live street painting art services, our typical clientele will be from public relations, advertising, and entertainment industries, as well as for-profit and not-for-profit art festivals wishing to add the 'blended' component to their events.
Art for After Hours offers street painting festival consulting services and corporate team building workshops for live and virtual world settings using this new option.
Since 2001, it is our combination of traditional live street painting experience and creativity that Art for After Hours will bring to your projects in the USA or internationally in real or virtual settings.
ART for AFTER HOURS: Professional Street Painting Art Services
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'Blended' for Virtual / Live (Hybrid) Corporate Event & Tradeshow 3D Street Painting Uses and Applications:
Event Marketing
Product Launches
Product Rebranding
Advertising
Sports Marketing
Media
Cinema & Entertainment
Corporate Team Building
Private Events
Webinars
Meetings & Conferences
Virtual Events and 3D Video tailored for 'Blended' street painting programs in hybrid events
3D video production
App Development and Consulting
Virtual Space Development
'Blended Reality' for live/virtual events and trade shows
Selected Art for After Hours Projects Translatable to 'Blended' Street Painting for Hybrid Events
In addition to our live street painting services, Art for After Hours is now offering a new service for our clients known as 'Blended' street painting art through our other company, Innovative Street Painting Group, Inc. to serve clientele with interests in using street painting art in real and virtual spaces in hybrid events.
Innovative Street Painting Group, Inc. offers the virtual world technology aspect for our street painting projects 'blending' the live aspects of street painting known through Art for After Hours with the latest developments in virtual world platforms such as Second Life, taking the most successful aspects of real and virtual worlds bringing our street painting art to create an experience for our clients and their intended audiences unique in either condition up to this point in time. To learn more about 'Blended' street painting art for your street painting programs, please visit the Innovative Street Painting Group, Inc. website at www.ispg-inc.com.
'Blended' Street Painting - Using Virtual World Development and Live Street Painting Together for Virtual / Live (Hybrid) Events and Festivals
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3-D street painting exhibition of previously created street painting art by Anthony Cappetto in South Carolina '3D Waterfall' (2010).
'Blended' street painting art by Art for After Hours/Innovative Street Painting Group, Inc. will go beyond a simple presentation and be designed to function with a live and a virtual event simultaneously.
The Art for After Hours/Innovative Street Painting Group (below) virtual space underway. To arrange for a walkthrough to discuss combing live and virtual world street painting events, launches and exhibitions feel free to contact us for an appointment.
Anthony Cappetto poses with his 3D street painting in Greenville, SC - 2010. This street painting, Waterfall, took 3 days to complete for the public exhibition. Size 10' x 14', chalk pastel on concrete. Original design by Anthony Cappetto.
Shawn McCann poses with his 2D street painting in Greenville, SC - 2010. This street painting reproduction of 'Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' (1886) took 3 days to complete for the public exhibition. Size 10' x 14', chalk pastel on concrete. Original painting by Georges Seurat.
Koi Pond 3D street painting created for Earth Day Celebration at the Winter Garden, World Financial Center, NYC - April 2010. This 15' x 20' chalk mural took 4 days to complete. Artists Rod Tryon (original design) and Anthony Cappetto.
3-D Street painting by Michael Macaulay for a tradeshow in New Orleans - 2009. This street painting, featuring a new medical device and New Orleans elements, took 3 days to complete outside the Convention Center entrance. Size 10' x 16'. Original design by Michael Macaulay.
