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I saw this church sign and liked what it said. When I got close to take the photo. I saw the small sign that said Waco Chinese Church.
Fr8 painted with the Boston Killa Monk on a late fall, late night mission in a major Twin Cities Yard in 1994. The temp was between 20 - 30 degrees that night and began to snow as we were leaving the yard. Always a crazy time painting in the really active yards and this one night was no exception. Cars were being humped all around us and workers walking the line. Luckily we had found the perfect GVSR that was worth the risk. We dipped inbetween cars a few times but always came back to finish. A Flat car like that was everything we hunted for and for good reason. This piece was featured in the Greatest Graff Mag out at the time, Can Control Freight Photo Album Issue. Much Love to Timothy Treacy and for all his work in the culture and movement. A true pioneer for the West Coast and the Nation. Anyone who is into freights should try to do anything possible to get your hands on a copy of this magazine. The freights in there at the time were some of the greatest freights ever painted and could even rock now 15 years later. I've seen some selling on ebay, look for seller powandsue and tell 'em EROS sent ya!
My daughter took my picture with a advertising sign that was at the north point of Petrosino Square in New York City. The triangular park lies between Lafayette Street and Cleavland Place. Spring Street is behind me. In the photo, Soho lies to the left of the park while Nolita lies to the right.