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The Chicago Street Art Show.
On view at the Chicago Urban Street Art Society thru June 4th.
2229 S. Halsted Ave [nr Cermack]
We're holding an open call for SLAPS and POSTERS for the upcoming sticker show SLAPOCALYPSE 2012 - we'll be holding this in April and again in December if the world is still standing... start sending your slaps now! we love Vinyls / Hand Drawns / Screenprints / USPS / Foreign slaps / Handstyles / Characters ? etc. . .
this is simple, don't ask questions,,,if you make slaps, send em in. if you have something else artistic that you think we'd like and you DO NOT want back, feel free to send it in. we'll find a spot for it on our walls
if you know someone that makes slaps, tell them about this event.
it's an open call...the more the merrier!!!
the show is going to be held in two separate locations on April 6 (fri) and April 14 (saturday)
SUBMISSION DEADLINE : April 6, 2012
send all slaps to the following address:
Slapocalypse 2012
c/o Chopsticks UAS
2201 14th Ave
Oakland, CA 94606
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#SafetyFirst! San, Mike, and Lydia are sporting their custom designed #3M safety masks in the Grove workshop.
136 Likes on Instagram
5 Comments on Instagram:
w_oh: So.Bad.Ass. #DrippinSwagu
motherofdragon: Goggles?
bee144: I'd request something more heavy duty. I'd prefer not to have breathing problems when I'm older.
kadewill: Lydia looks a bit cute
negrarocks: omg thats retartied
The vandal might be irresponsible but not towards his own health. That is why he wears this safety mask when using harmful permanent markers... Strobist Info: 580 EX II with 1/2 from the left into the ceiling (making use of the white wall to the right for bouncing)
Day 1
Feeling Spondgebob Thirsty
- The first photo of 365 Days Of Photos 2014 edition!
Spongebob wanted to start off the New Year in style so he got himself some Grey Goose to drink to celebrate the starting of a New Day. Spongebob says F that New Years crap. The cool sponges party it up on the 1st to celebrate a new year!
Following the formation of London Transport - the London Passenger Transport Board - in 1933, the undertaking set about a massive programme of investment, modernisation and expansion. One often over-looked change that was instituted was the widespread adoption of fixed bus stops across the Board's massive operating territories that covered red Central area and green Country area buses as well as Green line coaches.
Whereas trams, and their replacements the trolleybuses, had a stronger heritage of fixed stops the 'bus had traditionally been more 'flexible' in terms of where it could be hailed to board and alight. The centre of London had first seen serious experimentation with 'fixed' stops, and the design of the post and flag, in the early 1920s and by the late 1930s this programme was being rolled out across the rest of the city and out into the suburbs. This saw a change in the design of both post and flag with the concrete post, manufactured by LT at the Parsons Green workshops, and the flags themselves being re-designed by Hans Schleger in c.1935 to simplify them and that led to the later 'self-washing' "boat" design.
I have seen the publicity leaflets for the introduction of fixed stops along certain corridors and this leaflet is part of such a campaign. It offers a "set of hints for passengers" advising to signal the driver to show you wish to board the vehicle, the types of stops (request and compulsory) as well as hints on "Safety First".
The leaflet, from July 1938, is printed by the Shenval Press who would develop a reputation for fine work, and ends with the slogan "London Transport wants to serve". Sadly no designer is shown.
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The Chicago Street Art Show.
On view at the Chicago Urban Street Art Society thru June 4th.
2229 S. Halsted Ave [nr Cermack]
The Chicago Street Art Show.
On view at the Chicago Urban Street Art Society thru June 4th.
2229 S. Halsted Ave [nr Cermack]
Alternative title: "Danger - Person Trapped in Giant Musical Triangle."
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4th of July weekend in Portland, OR.
Endless Canvas and Kick it for Life (promoters of Hoodstock) present SPECIAL DELIVERY 2011!
A weekend of murals, street art and music!
More info here... Portland.EndlessCanvas.com
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