I saw this on Hamilton Street while taking a walk. Our neighborhood is loaded with the art signs. I wish I could take credit for them, but alas, witty signs and artwork are not in my bag of tricks.
The artist, assuming it’s the same person who has done other examples you have posted, seems to be getting more and more bold; taking more and more risks!
I think this one actually pre-dates the crosswalk art. . . which I think, frankly, has gotten a bit lazier in a way. I’ve seen more signs, but they’ve been just paper taped over the top, which seems kind of noncommittal. Didn’t bother to photograph those. The octopus sign was still intact and looking good as of two days ago.
Richard
Oh Art Oh how much we love thee, Let us count the ways. Thanks for another wonderful work found in this city.
Kerri Provost
I saw this on Hamilton Street while taking a walk. Our neighborhood is loaded with the art signs. I wish I could take credit for them, but alas, witty signs and artwork are not in my bag of tricks.
Richard
Just one reason I love this area so.
Pablo
The artist, assuming it’s the same person who has done other examples you have posted, seems to be getting more and more bold; taking more and more risks!
Kerri Provost
I think this one actually pre-dates the crosswalk art. . . which I think, frankly, has gotten a bit lazier in a way. I’ve seen more signs, but they’ve been just paper taped over the top, which seems kind of noncommittal. Didn’t bother to photograph those. The octopus sign was still intact and looking good as of two days ago.