City of Atlanta Bike Rack by John Tindel

STAY CREATIVE.

I was chosen to do a custom bike rack for the City of Atlanta, sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs. I was excited to be chosen and really liked anticipating the challenge that this project would offer. The following post is to showcase how I got the project, planned the project and was able to create the bike rack mural that will be displayed in the City I call home.

THE PRESENTATION

I wanted to share the presentation that got me the gig. Keep it simple, clean and to the point. I concentrated 90% of the time to the mockup of the bike. See below to see the entire proposal. Hope it helps.

 
 

THE PROCESS

Below are photos of the process. Each photo has a description of what where I am at in this process. With a new type of paint and a new surface, this was a little tricky to start and took some test runs to figure out the application of the paint. Once, I got a hang of it, it was on.

 
 

THE FINISHED PROJECT

I think that I finished it! See below for a quick preview of complete Atlanta Bike Rack Project for The Mayor's Office of Cultural Affairs.

John Tindel

John Tindel’s unique artwork has filled the city of Atlanta and beyond. An early pioneer of the Atlanta art scene and suffering from what he calls “Obsessive Creative Disorder,” Tindel’s work comments on Southern culture with unique imagery and wit.

A transformative creative force, providing an influx of ideas, culture, and leadership to any project. The Imagination Bureau LLC and Tindel excel at the intersection of business strategy, collaboration, and creativity. Steady creative leadership.

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