I recently saw this piece of graffiti in Bristol, and thought I had photographed it, except there was no memory card in my camera. It took me a moment to figure out, but once I did, I thought it totally brilliant. Why can't we all do this? The world would be so much the better for it.
There are examples of it in Prague (on the John Lennon wall), on Bono, as a car bumper sticker, in lights and as a stencil. You can wear it as adornment
or a patch and you can have the T-shirt. You can discover the meaning of the symbols and find variations.
However, I think we should all just do it, especially as the last link suggests.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
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Sue, I hadn't seen this before and I quite agree with you - it is clever (as is the variation on your last link).
Such a simple concept but challenging for some and impossible for a few, sadly.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi- thanks for leaving a comment on my blog - Im glad I found you - great photos, doormat art and graffiti. will be following you with interest!
I've seen versions of these before and they're fabulous!!
I quite agree with the sentiments expressed in your graffiti.
Wouldn't it be lovely if we all allowed others to express their opinions and didn't assume we were right and everyone else was wrong?
The American humorist Dave Barry put it very well when he said, "If someone wants to talk to you about his religion, sure as hell he doesn't want to hear about yours......."
very intersting post, happy weekend :)
Very cool! Very creative!
Thanks for stopping by my blog and helping out with the name of the flower.
Paz
Hi Sue -Ive just nominated you for an award. dont feel you have to pass it on if you are busy,but I wanted to let you know I like your blog.
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