Glamourbombing

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• Eighteen: Turn a slow Quotes and
road into a race course the Streets:
one-liners: A concise guide to
by drawing a “start line
• He who buys what he does glamourbombing with
across an intersection.
not need steals from chalk
• Nineteen: Draw a bug
HIMSELF. –Swedish proverb
parade, flower garden,
• Magick is the glue that holds
or an alien invasion.
the universe together
• Twenty: Point out other
• A book commits suicide
peoples’ failings in
every time you watch a
parking lots when they
reality tv show
park like dummies.
• Imagination is the only Glamourbomb:
• Twenty-one: Write your
weapon against reality A form of artistic
favorite quote along the
• Ignorance is the womb of terrorism that
sidewalk for those
monsters. –Henry Ward involves acts of
walking by to consider. random magick. It is
Beecher
• Twenty-two: Draw a intended to
• Nothing is true, Everything is
starting line with a path temporarily “lift the
permitted veil.”
for adventurers to
• Follow the white rabbit
follow.
• Who in the world am I? Ah, Written by
• Twenty-three: Leave
Kiki Wanderer
that’s the great puzzle. – www.kikiwanderer.com
sigils, and veves on the
Denver Pagan Pride Day
Alice in Wonderland 09-26-15
sidewalks.
Reproduce as needed, copyleft.
 All You Need is Chalk
The true beauty of
glamourbombing is its ability to
be used by anyone. Such a
free form thing has limitless
possibilities that can be
embraced by the eager and
willing mischief maker. Not all
of these methods must be
illegal or deface property. I
offer here for you, twenty-
three possible glamourbombs,
utilizing only a single piece of
chalk.
Twenty-three Chalk
Glamourbomb Ideas
• One: Draw a story path of a
story you like.
• Two: Draw targets outside
of a shooting range.
• Three: Leave a circle
message trail.
• Four: Leave “Can you find…”
clues leading to a treasure.
• Five: Draw sacred
geometry.
• Six: Leave a trail of animal
footprints. Lead them
towards something
interesting in nature.
• Seven: Draw a sobriety test
outside of a bar.
• Eight: Mark the end of a
rainbow with a pot of gold.
• Nine: Write someone a letter
in the street.
• Ten: Trace the shadow
outline of buildings along the
road.
• Eleven: Draw a dot grid,
four square, or a spiral
maze.
• Twelve: Draw a race track
at a playground.
• Thirteen: Create a
hopscotch board that
leads to random places.
• Fourteen: Draw a row of
crazy faces.
• Fifteen: Lay out a chalk
checker, chess, or tic-tac-
toe board.
• Sixteen: Draw random
polka dots, shapes, and
hearts.
• Seventeen: Create an
obstacle course including
obstacles such as twirl,
touch toes, roar, & stomp.