Because asphalt is my work and my passion, I love to look at the amazing asphalt art that is out there. From linestriping humor to bollard art to pothole filling, these artists have gone the extra pavement mile to make us laugh, ogle, think, and enjoy. Nothing brightens the day better than humor that tickles your work funny-bone. Here’s our top 25 Asphalt Arts And Laughs. Enjoy!
Asphalt Street Arts
Wouldn’t this be the perfect parking lot crosswalk for a business with music lessons?
Or how about this pedestrian crossing for a gaming store?
These parking lot lines ending in dandelion fluff are fanciful, artistic, and open up a whole host of ideas for linestriping art.
Can’t you just see using this idea in your next parking lot job like this? For instance at the exit when there’s multiple check out lanes would be perfect.
This is an intersection where it’s impossible to miss the crossing, and looks great too.
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No Parking Sharks
What better way to mark a no-parking zone than with sharks, using fin-bollards?
Never would have imagined a coughing sewer drain, but what a fun way to mark it.
Ever had someone walk across your linestriping? Here’s a way to make it look like it was done on purpose!
Asphalt Cracks Street Art
Crack repair turned into a tree for owls, turning a useful repair into art!
Barbed Wire Crosswalk Art
A pedestrian crossing protected by barbed wire; hard-to-miss safety for a cross-walk.
When one line is brighter than the others, give Mr. Clean the credit!
That’s one way to deal with a weed: turn it into a creative Eve image.
Watch out for #5, that’s the square you skip…
3D Street Art on Asphalt Cracks
Seems like every artist has a funny take on asphalt cracks, better keep an eye on this one.
3D Street Art in a Parking Lot
Wonder if anyone actually picks this spot to park in? Brilliant 3D art!
Swimming on the Street - 3D Street Art
Now I’ve seen everything, not just watch for cyclists and pedestrians, but now swimmers?
3D Chalk Art
Now that’s a unique way to mark the pole; no one will be walking into this one.
Some artists use their camera to show everyday objects found in asphalt, what a great idea as a hobby in our line of work. (Photo credit: Mike Mission)
You spin me right round baby with this asphalt art installation.
I’ve heard of darning socks, but knitting potholes and crackfilling with yarn?
Bollards are a big part of asphalt.
When it comes to 3D pavement art, Kurt Wenner is the one to watch, and will fool your eyes completely.
Wenner’s images pop right out of the pavement in unbelievable detail, and you can almost hear the pounding of hooves.
We can’t be the only ones to love this stuff, share with us your finds of asphalt arts and laughs!
