Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts

the power of yes

Nice to see that our  yes (we are open) sign has had such pervasive influence in the area -  after 6 years, the yes has travelled! These two murals are done along the 80ft side walls of the tunnel (under the BQE) next to the York St F station.

as it was for 7 years - now no longer out front. spring is now open by appointment.
Sagmeister and Walsh collaborated with renowned Japanese illustrator Yuko Shimiza and created two large typographic messages to sit on the facing walls - both hand painted by Coby Kennedy.

kaleidoscopic view

went up to the opening of Tom Fruin's (non functioning) watertower in DUMBO, made out of salvaged plexiglass and steel - pretty nice!  
you can read more about it and see other pictures here

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sign of the times


the new 'street sign' spotted around the corner from us in DUMBO
in reaction to extreme asspants - two examples seen while out and about
(the guy on the left is out with the kids - style!) click on image to enlarge

hardly since way back

confusing - they're hand painting one Bushmills ad with another





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T&A

umm.......OK














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in technicolor

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the view while walking across the Manhattan bridge - pretty impressive!

a cool reminder



















it's finally stopped raining now and we've stepped into a sauna - and here's a quick reminder of not too long ago

consuming



















meanwhile.....
I'm sure there's something throwaway to be said about this one - I'm just not quite sure what it is
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Richard

do we have a winter theme here - or is this Richard's car? (apparentlly not connected to 'happy new year' - this one was spotted on 19th St)

to you too!


happy new year, New York City style - that's the spirit! nice (spotted on 1st St)

What's this then?

paranoid parking? we thought 'bumper bullys' were a stretch, but then we saw this parked on 2nd St.!