From Frost Street, Brooklyn.
Posted in Greenpoint, Non-human Life
Tagged curb your dog, dog, Frost Street, metal plates, old school, pig, plates, rust, sign, signage, steel, tree
Another interesting street art collaboration. Although I prefer this Jelly Dong, but definitely not this one (don’t do it).
From Kent Avenue, Williamsburg
Posted in Non-human Life, Street Art, Williamsburg
Tagged cock, dong, fish, graffiti, jelly, jellyfish, penis, pink, street art, xxx
Some highly animated clothing on Graham Avenue.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, People
Tagged animated, Cartoon, crazy clothing, eyes, Graham Avenue, mouth, Moves, Moves Clothing, skirt, yello
From Wythe Avenue, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
Posted in Street Art, Williamsburg
Tagged Brooklyn, eyebrows, graffiti, Williamsburg, Wythe Avenue
To a non-New Yorker, the difference between Soho and Greenpoint may not be that obvious, but when I go to this Manhattan neighborhood, I do feel feel a bit out of place. I mean, I love to see all the pretty girls in their upper class short skirts (unfortunately not pictured), but it still feels like a different planet. Here’s some random shots from the hip.
Big giant illegal blank useless billboard terminals on Meeker Avenue just waiting for the next microburst to send it through a chunky hole through the Brooklyn Queens Expressway one more time.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged accident, billboard, blank, BQE, death trap, microburst, terminal
As you leave Greenpoint on Norman Avenue you end up in an industrial abyss that eventually gets the new name of Bridgewater Street.
This building seems adequately fortified like a battleship.
Posted in Greenpoint
Tagged abyss, battleship, Bridgewater Street, industrial, Norman Avenue, steel, USS, Varick Street
From Monitor Street, Greenpoint.
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Greenpoint, Monitor Street, streakfree, Sunset Diner, window, window washers
Sidewalk Chalk on trees is kind of an interesting take on the medium. That stuff doesn’t harm trees unless it’s repeated. I don’t think that I would want drawing on trees with anything to catch on, but still, it was amusing when I saw these in McGolrick Park yesterday morning.
Posted in Art, Greenpoint, Non-human Life, Street Art
Tagged abstract, bark, chalk, color field, dust, graffiti, McGolrick, McGolrick Park, painted, paintings, park, park art, Parks, pastels, sidewalk chalk, tree
