In a World Without Mercy...
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
This van owner was literally own his knees begging for mercy, only to see his hopes and dreams disemboweled by the sharp tip of a marker. A cold world, indeed…
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
This van owner was literally own his knees begging for mercy, only to see his hopes and dreams disemboweled by the sharp tip of a marker. A cold world, indeed…
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Looks like Lango painted The Alien's black lung on the back of Edinburgh Castle, amirite?
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
From the looks of it, the Ron Paul neckbeards have abondoned internet comments in favor of spraypainting walls on Caledonia Street. And what developing style they have, too! (Just don't listen to them.)
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Zio Ziegler, the muralist who recently painted a mural of a tiger mauling the hell out of people walking through doorways on 24th, is back in action. This time, covering up the weird donut mural that replaced the Banksy piece. And it's quite a looker too. Just look at the skulls and birds he's left behind:
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Cowabunga, dudes! Clarion Alley is the stage for the Ninja Turtles' most wicked showdown yet! Now that Raphael and the boys are done battling the likes of Shredder, and Krang, the Heroes in a Half Shell have their sights set of their gnarliest, fiercest, most well-funded opponent yet: Danny Developer and his spooky tongue of gentrification! Hellacious!
Raphael sure does have his work cut out for him. Danny Developer has already been hard at work, spawning a network of condos, ice cream, and “another botique” that Raphael will slowly have to chip away at with his twin sai. And you know how much the Turtles hate ice cream…
Turtle power!
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
There's a new street artiste terrorizing the 24th Street corridor and, quite frankly, I'm a fan:
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Sadly, we were unable to attend yesterday's community meeting about the plans to convert New Mission Theater into a boozy, 5-screen/900-seat Alamo Drafthouse. However, the Mission Local folks made it over there and took a bunch of photos of all the beautiful graffiti inside the joint (just look at that bird and tree!), which is pretty much the only thing we were interested in checking out in the first place. Do take a further look.
— By Erika Kali |
This was spotted outside that new BBQ spot that's opening on 19th across from Hog and Rocks. It might be a metaphor for the much discussed gentrification of the Mission, or it could just be a cute stencil of a sheep that really likes chasing flying money. It could go either way.
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
WBTC came across some old pulp fiction about our terrifying friend Sutro Tower, but at $315 at City Art Gallery, it ain't cheap.
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Oh.