Snapped this photo on November 8 in Shoreditch, London, while nervously anticipating the results of the election in the USA. This porcupine’s expression summarized it all. Earlier images on the Internet indicate that this little guy once had feet, since covered by other artists’ tags.
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Multi-colored Cat
Lion spotted at Place de Rome in Marseille. Appears to be signed Pop C’, Sam, Ozas.
We only have Earth
A long and multi-panel wall mural in Bodhgaya, India
What are you feeding me?
A long and multi-panel wall mural in Bodhgaya, India
Cacti
Happy cacti in Athens, Greece
Oaks Bottom Mural
A 55,000 square foot wetland mosaic, what I believe to be the largest hand-painted wall mural on a building in North America. It’s at the edge of the 160-acre Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge, Portland’s first official urban wildlife refuge that lies on the east bank of the Willamette River, not far from the city center. The mural overlooks the refuge and the tale of its origins invariably intrigues visitors. I certainly learned a lot by working with muralists, artists, building owners, foundations, and the public while helping create it. Read the creation story here: http://www.thenatureofcities.com/2016/06/23/anatomy-of-a-mur…a-butt-ugly-wall/
A Sharp-Eyed Ungulate
Unsure of the artist (signature is at bottom right, but I didn’t note it when taking the photo). The artwork has two faces (this side and the other side of the building). Located on Frederick Douglass Ave at ~125th St. in Harlem, NYC.
Leaf – marine or terrestrial?
it is rare to see nature themed graffiti in this part of the world. This was on the outside wall of a laneway behind an organic store.
Tree Prayers
Unsure of the artist, but the artwork has two faces (this side and the other side of the building). Located on Frederick Douglass Ave at ~125th St. in Harlem, NYC.
Winter time
A landscape in winter in the public library building of the fancy Villa Devoto Neighborhood, Buenos Aires city