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• First, I though the link to the Web site said, “PULOVERPONCHO.” My eyes read things in a strange way, often.

  Second, I love it! I think the trees enjoy being painted!

  Third…Happy Friday!

• Very, very cool. It reminds me of the happy colorfulness that Katie from the recent “Dailies” brings into the world. A tree’s not bad on its own, but add some stripes of color and you have something even more special. :)

• Very cool. This would not be as cool if it wasn’t executed so well.

• i agree with samantha…

  the coolness lies in the execution…

  what a simple and unique little concept though…

• Ok, this is cool, but somehow it steals an idea from Spanish artist Agustin Ibarrola who in the 1980s painted on the trees of a whole forest near the town of Guernica. The forest has remained and maintained ever since, and it’s called the Forest of Oma.
  Here’s a link, but I’m sure you could google some photographs as well:

  http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bosque_de_Oma

• reminds me of totem poles. i like it and hope the tree does, too!

• It’s fun I suppose, but does the paint affect the health of the tree in anyway?

• interesting point! i think the tree probably loves it. ;)

• This is so cool, I never thought of this painting tress. It will make the entire neighborhood very colorful.

• That’s how these axe’s are made. http://www.bestmadeco.com/

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  hey thanks for publish my project Anthill but I wanna add that is not only a paint tree.
  I think that must see the entire installation to understand a little bit more.

  http://www.flickr.com/photos/puloverchito/sets/72157618703373254/

  have a day full of sun

  h,_.

• he doesnt paint trees. if you take some time and see the whole project you would see it is a branch fallen from a tree in a pile of soil he carefully constructed.
  i love it.

• yes — agreed. do look at the whole project, but my favorite part is definitely the tree! :)

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