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Wacky Doodler, my favorite Torontonian and street art enthusiast, visited NYC this past weekend. I took her on an in vain search for some remnants of the Manhattan street art scene on the West Side. But by blind luck we did stumble upon the Giant Os Gemeos schoolboy with the international pants.
“Please pray for Little Bow Peep the Devil is the Boogie Man.” I’m still leaning towards genuine religious paranoia, but the possibility of some smart alec hipster artist is not out of bounds.
Squint your eyes to see the stikman on the left. Fricking amazing, as always. I’m having a hard time figuring out the technique on these. Looks like a stencil of some sort, possibly screen printing with multiple layers. Thoughts anyone?
On the Trail of the Mysterious Stikman in the Washington Post
This is the first overtly erotic Swoon print I’ve seen. Most of her prints are monumental, like portraits of deities, here the gods are making out.
I think Stikman is sweetly presenting a bouquet to them on the right.
I am told that this was most likely done by a friend of Swoon, Imminent Disaster. I like the elegant representation of rippled reflection. Here is an amazing papercut mandala on Jake Dobkins Flickr stream.
says:I believe that this is Imminent Disaster
 says:i think this was for the miss rockaway project, in which she participated.
see also her flickr:
www.flickr.com/photos/disasterstrikes/
EV Grieve The Lo-Down East Village Local NYT NY 1 RSS of Gary Null’s Blog
