You’ll find most of Andrew’s work plastered on Bristol windows, but every now and then, you’ll catch something a bit more permanent from him.
Hint: It’s not the chicken pox.
Link: Andy Council
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You’ll find most of Andrew’s work plastered on Bristol windows, but every now and then, you’ll catch something a bit more permanent from him.
Hint: It’s not the chicken pox.
Link: Andy Council
Comments are closed.
he’s wonderful, i love the dinosaur, too!
wow i’ve never seen window art like that before!
haha, how wonderful!
England!
Well that was the first thing I thought of when I saw it at least lol.
I don’t know why, but I have a fondness for images of cramped buildings. Is that odd? Because it sounds odd.
love it… going over to my blog hahaha
hahahhaha i sort of do, too, carrie! so we’ll be odd together. :)
erica— this print isn’t actually his window art, but you should definitely check out his website to see his window work b/c it’s WONDERFUL!
lol no no i actually did pursue the link and checked out his ACTUAL window art.
i got it, i got it :P
hahahah oh i see! ha! i’m a dunce. :)
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haha no its a perfect misunderstanding – its your blog, correct my comments any time you like! lol
haha
this sort of gives off a Where’s Waldo feel