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I found another bit of that art on the Central Library near the entrance to Paradise Forum.
Part of the same art work Todo es Posible by Lucy McLauchlan.
This has been on the side of the (old) Birmingham Central Library for a while now & I quite like it.
On looking up the latest info on my city's big event, ...
The first thing I saw on the BBC Scotland Site ...
My own name!
But alas, it wasn't to be ... the shot shows a message sent into their Commonwealth Games pages by someone I do not know ...
But I might be some day ... After all, you know what they say about so many degrees of separation and all that ...
On a brighter note, it was the first thing I saw and it might just be an omen ...
I mean, we're due for an entire week of sunshine, hardly your average 'Glasgow Fair' weather now is it !))
Yep, definitely getting the feeling 'Anything is Possible', ...
Good Luck to everyone involved in bringing this great event to our beautiful city ...
#Glasgow2014
44/52 Cosentino the Grand Illusionist has released his first book on his life, “Anything is Possible”. It is one of the most beautiful books I have ever seen/read. The languare, illustrations & aesthetics are wonderful. The thickness of the pages. This inspires man me so much. I am not a bookworm at all, I sometimes think I’m the only introvert who doesn’t enjoy books. I am, however, enjoying this book. Cosentino comes to a shopping centre a distance from my home & I had my book signed. I got there as early as possible in case the queue was too long & I was the first one there. They hadn’t finished setting up the table yet!
As a shop name "Anything is Possible" is such a wondefully upbeat statement. The sentiment seems to be mirrored in the national economy as well.
(anything is possible)
by Lucy McLaughlan.
Painted on the wall of the condemned Birmingham Central Library, part of a series called "Dead Space". It takes "dead" social spaces and tries to reinvigorate them using murals such as this one.