I recently spotted this awesome shadow street art on the side of the Rite Aid on 24th Street at 8th Avenue in New York. It looks even cooler at night. Anyone know who did it?
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lame, where’s the real 3d effect? that’s not a shadow, that’s a stencil
Taken from the Watchmen… Funny to see this painting out from the book…
Kissing couple graffiti in Toronto: http://www.slashfilm.com/2009/03/03/watchmen-graffiti-or-underground-street-marketing/
Kissing couple graffiti in Watchmen comic: http://i41.tinypic.com/2zgri8x.jpg
I think this pretty cool.
Interesting. The shadow in the photo I took isn’t quite like the one from Watchmen or the ones spotted in Toronto. But it’s definitely very close. I wonder if it was done by some PR firm for the movie? If so, did they get permission from Rite Aid to write on their wall? How long will it stay up?
hiroshima lovers, very nice!