91/366: pixelated mosaic (wall series #15)

This is a neat combination of that Dali-style mosaic illusion and public art revitalization. The image of this man is from a century-old courthouse photograph that is posted near the wall Here's some details of the tiles constructing the image:

90/366: seven eleven

89/366: wall ornamentation (wall series #14)

88/366: steel horse

87/366: this space

86/366: massage

I like the interplays of light, reflection, and background images in this otherwise simple and messy shot. Also, it has been a long time since I made an image in the shape of a banner.

85/366: sad squid (or some sort of sea creature)

84/366: i give you the monkeyface

83/366: soul train

This used to be a shoe & clothing store. It may have been more clever to call it Sole Train, but that would have probably multiplied ambiguities.

82/366: nice 'do

81/366: from trunk to crunk

80/366: criminal

No bikes are allowed in this little amphitheater, though nothing seemed wrong with riding my bike in there to take this picture.

79/366: more trunky

78/366: tiles

Here's some detail shots (and some details about) the abandoned Kiley piece, Nations Bank Plaza Park.

77/366: my weston impersonation

76/366: death of a work of landscape architecture

This is a section of the remains a large piece by revered landscape architect/artist Dan Kiley.

75/366: underpass flowers

74/366: sunny (wall series #13)

73/366: more street art(ists)

It looks like van Gogh is auditioning for a part on Planet of the Apes.

72/366: did I pick the right career?

71/366: street art(ists)

Last weekend I saw several large panels of art montages attached to some walls in areas undergoing construction.

70/366: self-portrait with cold snap

69/366: aesthetic of the unfinished (wall series #12)

68/366: underwater traffic control

67/366: kerosene

66/366: bad aim? (wall series #11)

65/366: almost blue (wall series #10)

Well, I guess it's all the way blue, but maybe it's some off-blue color like aquamarine.

64/366: steeple study

63/366: extreme leaning

62/366: fading

I'm noticing a tendency to place stickers in an offset manner, tilted to the right.

61/366: mirror image