We live in a time where graffiti artists can have Etsy shops. The rest of this post should go something like this,
"In my day..."
"Back when I was your age..."
"Something, something, up hill both ways..."
"Something, something, youngster..."
I'm old. I get it. I fell down and broke my ankle instead of popping back up like a string bean wearing a halter top. I get it.
But I didn't realize I was so old that graffiti artists could have Etsy shops. That's new. It's sending me into a mid-life crisis. And not just because Netflix created a category for me called "Mid-Life Crisis Movies." It's more than that.
I have to say - I have a huge crush on starheadboy's work. He has a unicorn combined with a burrito character. That should be all I have to say to win you over.
Here are some pics of my favorite pieces:
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| Um yeah. raccoon operated robot? Yeah! |
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| These little guys is cutes, cutes, cutes. |
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| This is the one I would like someone to buy for me please. I need some stillness. |
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| Something I desperately want to be able to do. |
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| I just like this guy's little stance. Go get 'em guy! |
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| And a burrito unicorn in found in the wild. Sweet. |
In short: I Like. I like.
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1 comments:
Thanks for introducing me to Starheadboy. I'm old enough to remember the amazing graffiti in NYC in the late 70s & have been a fan ever since. The world needs more graffiti art, even if its on Etsy & not as much in the street.
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