3.) Any and every billboard for Cellino & Barnes The Barnes Group.
Steve Barnes, you need some fangs. Before he and Russ Cellino had their tragic breakup, I often thought a welcome addition to the firm (and subsequently the billboards) would be Max Schreck, in full Nosferatu makeup.
2.) McGruff the Crime Dog Billboard, St. Paul & Upper Falls
This one may be playing in other parts of town, but in case you haven’t seen it: The board reads “When you know your neighbors, the bad guys stand out.” McGruff stands off to the side in front of a series of cute, 50s-kitsch style line drawings of anthropomorphic dog portraits. The last drawing is a human with the requisite “bandit” accessory: the black-cat eyemask. There’s a fair amount of white space in which I would love to paint “Four legs good, two legs bad.”
1.) The City of Rochester’s Defacer Eraser
Just on principle alone.
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There was an absolute classic on Syracuse's Erie Boulevard recently: "GRAFFITI: IT'S A CRIME." Some heroic individual climbed up and edited it with some big fat red spraypaint to read: "GRAFFITI: IT'S A FUN CRIME."
Posted by NYCO | March 28, 2006 1:33 PM
Posted on March 28, 2006 13:33