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Painted Oil Barrels

This is the closest thing to street art I found in Maui. Maybe I just wasn't looking in the right places.

Haculla

Larger size here

The sexy tattoo

St. Mark's Place, NYC

Hold me closer, Tony Danza

Apparently Mr. Danza has a place in Montreal. I never figured the guy for a Canuckaphile.

Out of Luck

Out of Luck

Need a Buck

Montreal street art, September 2010

Men don't have emotions

Sticker seen on the street in Montreal:

"Men don't have emotions, they have boners".

Yep, nothing like some good old man-bashing to get your energy up, first thing in the morning.

Blue utilities

Paia, Maui

Green graffiti

For some reason a lot of plants in Maui are covered in graffiti. Here's a fine example.

The Ray Tattoo, Part Three

The Protection Ray swims!

I don't do a lot of collaborations with other artists (and no commission work), so this tattoo stuff has been a very interesting experience. Girlfriend is running out of skin though, so I may have a breather until she figures out something else she wants...and where she can possibly put it. And I have to come up with something insane she can do for me...right?

The Ray Tattoo, Part Two

Sherry writes:

Here is what our talented "Spike" did for me... he got out the drawing and sat down to do a couple of minor tweaks he had been thinking about for the past week and a half. He wanted it to have a more polynesian feel, so he put the tips of the manta wings as points. He changed the hammerhead to be a bit more sleek...and added a dorsal fin - HE was really happy to see me...LMAO. He also changed the tail and head of the hammerhead to be more like the real thing, especially the ones we dive with in Molokai. Once he started to fill in the bits and pieces, he left a few more white spaces than on the drawing to give it more definition and ease of seeing all the little pieces.

He thought the whole thing was super cool and had a great time with it. All kinds of music, singing, and fun....he thought I was quite the little trooper and didn't move once. At one point, I actually zoned out and almost had a little snooze. The day I had this done, was after our morning of diving in Molokai ...looking for the hammerheads...so, even more fitting!! I did see mantas and hammerheads on this trip...along with a bunch of other super cool critters from the sea.