Awe! What's the batter? It can't be so waffle!

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This installation is at 133 River Street, in Coolidge Park at Sash Shoes.

This is 0ne of the logo designs for "Strung Like a Horse". GYPSY.PUNK.GARAGE.GRASS. 

These are 100% handmade in Chattanooga TN by Meredith Blanchard at LIMETREE

Color, tear, and share all year!!!

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12 ft tall robot on the side of Normal Park Upper School, and me on a local morning news program "3 Plus You with Julie Edwards". Greendoor Trading Co. and I were there hyping Normalpalooza. I got to show people in TV land how to use one of the "Fidget Fish" I sell at Greendoor for the Autism Center- so fun!

Installations at Fly Free Fest by Mary Margaret LaVoie of PPRWRK, painted with light by Solid Rock Live!!!

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Wonderful whimsical jewelry by Meredith Blanchard featuring illustrations by Mary Margaret LaVoie!

Happy Birthday Echinacea For Lisa Flint! Thank you Lisa for brightening up our Highland Park neighborhood! Yay!!!

Here's a link to the beautiful article on Nooga.com by Sean Phipps. 

http://nooga.com/163634/pprwrk-adds-color-to-highland-park-bungalow/

Earrings by Meredith Blanchard...LOVELY!!! Available at Pasha Coffee and Tea in St. Elmo, and online at

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Charming pendants by Meredith Blanchard!

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LIMETREE jewelry by Meredith Blanchard is available locally in Chattanooga and at 

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LIMETREE jewelry by Meredith Blanchard is available locally in Chattanooga and at

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These are "marble mazes". They are used for practicing motor skills and keeping hands busy for concentration (try them for homework time for kids with ADHD). You can find these at the Green Door Trading Co., and PPRWRK donates 100% profit from the sale of them to the Chattanooga Autism Center.

We made this with a combination of the kids drawings, my drawings, the kids paintings, my stencils...

PPRWRK has teamed up with Glass House Collective for the Better Block Party on Glass Street, February 23rd, 11am - 5pm.

"The Better Block project is a demonstration tool that temporarily redesigns an area to show the potential to create a walkable, vibrant neighborhood center."

We have 4 separate days of install throughout February before the actual event, so take a drive down Glass Street as early as today to start seein' some art.

Keep an eye out for more photos.

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PPRWRK has teamed up with Glass House Collective for the Better Block Party on Glass Street, February 23rd, 11am - 5pm.

"The Better Block project is a demonstration tool that temporarily redesigns an area to show the potential to create a walkable, vibrant neighborhood center."

We have 4 separate days of install throughout February before the actual event, so take a drive down Glass Street as early as today to start seein' some art.

Keep an eye out for more photos.

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PPRWRK has teamed up with Glass House Collective for the Better Block Party on Glass Street, February 23rd, 11am - 5pm.

"The Better Block project is a demonstration tool that temporarily redesigns an area to show the potential to create a walkable, vibrant neighborhood center."

We have 4 separate days of install throughout February before the actual event, so take a drive down Glass Street as early as today to start seein' some art.

Keep an eye out for more photos.

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Tim Hinck's newest composition places an eccentric collection of performers on stage together and then asks them all to do things they were never trained to do: dancers sing, musicians' movements are choreographed, actors become painters and percussionists. A succession of scenes and images -- some static, some frenetic -- help to stimulate thought and present questions about the way that our society stores and shares our knowledge. What knowledge is truly vital? How is this knowledge distorted when it is transmitted via technology or the media? Who benefits commercially from our compilation of knowledge? The audience is encouraged to "talk-back" during panel discussions that follow each of the 5 performances at the Center for Creative Arts in Chattanooga.

February 21st - 25th. Be sure to enjoy...

https://www.facebook.com/events/344237359014098/

PPRWRK has teamed up with Glass House Collective for the Better Block Party on Glass Street, February 23rd, 11am - 5pm.

"The Better Block project is a demonstration tool that temporarily redesigns an area to show the potential to create a walkable, vibrant neighborhood center."

We have 4 separate days of install throughout February before the actual event, so take a drive down Glass Street as early as today to start seein' some art.

Keep an eye out for more photos.

These coloring sheets were collected after our "Markoon" installation for MainX24. We hope you enjoy.

With special thanks to Angeleah for the beautifully colored "Grin-ade". We would love to thank the other artists, but we weren't given any names.

Until next time.

In conjunction with NormalPalooza, and the fundraising efforts for the Normal Park Upper School.

This Blue Bird stands at the corner of Forest and Frazier Ave in North Chattanooga. This soaring giant is the second of Mary's flying friends that we've installed in Chattanooga. The first was located at the corner of Lindsey St and Vine St, on the side of Chad's Records. It was similar in size and style, but​ had fluffier wings, and was bright yellow.

Installed September 2012​

Upwards of 400 people pitched in to help with the Red Bank High School revitalization project​. Their list of tasks were to paint, clean, organize, and transform 45 classrooms and several outdoor spaces in 1 week. We were commissioned to install a 12ft. tall Henry David Thoreau portrait accompanied with the quote, "Go confidently in the direction of your dreams! Live the life you've imagined." 

​Installed July 2012.

These illustrations were turned into signage onsite.

This, our first indoor install, is located at 34 Frazier Ave in Chattanooga TN, where there is an amazing hotdog spot called GOOD DOG. Inside we installed a 2 part-er, the first is local hair legend Claudio Roley, accompanied with the words "Wie heeft mijn Frankfurter gestolen?", which when translated from Dutch is "Who stole my Frankfurter?". Then towards the back is an illustration of local superhero Harry Gellar, who is known for having donated over 100 gallons of his very rare blood type.

nstalled in May 2012.

​Day 8 of our installations for the 10x10 Showcase during HATCH Chattanooga Arts Week, during which we installed 14 pieces across downtown Chattanooga. These pieces are of Brian Sylvestor from Machines are People Too, Pinkie Pell from Subterranean Circus, Mary's 15ft. tall Octopus, and a portrait of local musicians Nick Dupey and Gabe Williams, both formally of Giant Tiger and many other Chattanooga bands.

​Installed April 2012.

​Day 5, 6, & 7 of our installations for the 10x10 Showcase during HATCH Chattanooga Arts Week, during which we installed 14 pieces across downtown Chattanooga. These photos include 3 of Mary's illustration pieces, and 3 of David's photographs. We've got a green warthog, a plug headed goose, and a fly and squirrel duo to represent Mary, and photos of my brother, of Mary, and of Nick Dupey and Gabe Sturkey, a couple of Chattanooga Rock -n- Rollers.

​Installed April 2012

​Day 4 of our installations for the 10x10 Showcase during HATCH Chattanooga Arts Week, during which we installed 14 pieces across downtown Chattanooga. This set includes 5 installations: the Fly & Squirrel duo, the Warthog, a photo of Joel Ruiz, a photo of Caleb Young, and Mary's Plugoose. On half of these days we were gifted with help from Zach Rogers and Nicole Wynn, who were able to bring the film crew from Red Bank High School to interview and record the install.

Installed April 2012.​

​Day 2 & 3 of our installations for the 10x10 Showcase during HATCH Chattanooga Arts Week, during which we installed 14 pieces across downtown Chattanooga. These days we installed on the side of The Honest Pint, an 11ft. tall Nick Sturkey, drummer from Night of the Wolf, ready to rage the night away on his drum kit. We also painted Mary's giraffe on the side of Hair of the dog, and installed a leaping John Daugherty of Riot Punch on the back side of JJ's Bohemia.

​Installed April 2012.

​Day 1 of our installations for the 10x10 Showcase during HATCH Chattanooga Arts Week, during which we installed 14 pieces across downtown Chattanooga. We filled the first day with 4 installations throughout Chattanooga. The first, a photo of Brian Sylvester from Machines are People Too on the old Northshore Lunch building. The second, a photo of Mary installed on the west side of Brewhaus. While the third and fourth were both installed on Hair of the Dog Pub, one is Mary's illustration of a giraffe, the other is of Joshua Bennett, front man for Dolphin Mouth and Forest Magic.

​Installed April 2012.

uring South by South West 2012 on the flat side of 9 stacked steal drums that doubled as water collection and storage.

Installed March 2012.

n the basement of C-Squat, NYC. 

Installed February 2012.

Eliot Lipp SE Tour 2012

In the brisk of December, on the side of Chad's Records on Vine St in Chattanooga TN, we installed then painted a 12ft. tall yellow bird.

Installed December 2011.

Garden made of found parts. Big thanks to Ryan Fugate for digging the hell out of the hole used for the pond!  The fish pond had no pump or filtration- just pond plants that I collected in Sewanee and Tracy City TN and rain.  The feeder fish I invited to live there lived eating bugs and algae, and more than doubled in size in the couple of years until they were released into a pond in East TN. More variety of birds attracted to site, and at least one neon pink inchworm. No pics of the veg garden, but one of the first squash.