Oh, I love it. Living in a rural area, I don't get to see much graffiti. Unless you count swear words written on playground equipment, which is not very interesting or original ....
"Death takes a call" is a pretty good image, but I love the self-referential "Spray-painting girl," with its contrasting styles, best of all. Looks like you get some really good graffiti where you live.
Sorry I've been so absent--I'm in a period of swampedness.
Yes, scrib, that's a fetus. But, unfortunately, Rhonda, this isn't in my neighborhood. It's in N. Williamsburg in Brooklyn (by the Bedford stop on the L train--which is the first stop across the river from Manhattan.
"--Of the twoheaded octopus, one of whose heads is the head upon which the ends of the world have forgotten to come while the other speaks with a Scotch accent. The tentacles . . ."
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Oh, I love it. Living in a rural area, I don't get to see much graffiti. Unless you count swear words written on playground equipment, which is not very interesting or original ....
"Death takes a call" is a pretty good image, but I love the self-referential "Spray-painting girl," with its contrasting styles, best of all. Looks like you get some really good graffiti where you live.
I'm with Rhonda. "Spray-painting girl" blows me away.
Is that a little red fetus in the third image?
Sorry I've been so absent--I'm in a period of swampedness.
Yes, scrib, that's a fetus. But, unfortunately, Rhonda, this isn't in my neighborhood. It's in N. Williamsburg in Brooklyn (by the Bedford stop on the L train--which is the first stop across the river from Manhattan.
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