Graffiti
By the looks of this graffiti, and the the beer bottle, I'm thinking someone was drinking and painting (without authorization on public property). I guess it means something to those that can read the symbols and lettering. To me, it meant nothing. I don't see a lot of graffiti around Wichita. But, as with most major cities - it happens. Continuing on this walk along the river, tomorrow, we'll come to where I was headed - the neat old railroad bridge.
You all had some good, and funny guesses. I smiled as I read them, and LOL'd @ Fenix!
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9 comments:
OK, I wonder what my watercolors would look like if I drank a bottle of beer before I starting painting....?!! I was sure we were going to see someone curled up asleep covered with a newspaper!! Instead an artist ????? :)
interesting! thanks for visiting my blog
You are right, it is seldom anything you can read on the grafiti - perhaps it is the visual impact? Who knows.
Wow! Wendy,
That 'person' was indeed either drunk or maybe even a great artist, who knows?? Anyway its a great shot...
I tried to follow you advice in Blogger, (about the photo enlarging) but I did not understand the explaination, and I cannot change it (yet) I'll try, Thanks for the advice!!
I showed today something really DUTCH, we celebrate it mostly for the children a "Sinterklaas" evening with presents and sweet candies, The Sinterklaas and his helpers are all dressed up for the children, come and see:)
Greetings see you:) JoAnn
Oh, I came by yesterday and thought I'd hold off on commenting to see what you had, and I'm glad it wasn't what I imagined...anyway, painting with a buzz, hmm some artists perhaps might say it's the best way to go...
I think they had a spray can and no talent.
If I were such a bad graffiti artist, I'd get drunk too! You know what I really like about this photo? Those roots. They twist and turn so gracefully.
fenix - the roots are what I noticed in the photo too!
Drinking and painting is right! Lol! Those roots look like they curled up after the art work. Ha! Ha!
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