As I walked around Barcelona after everything was closed, I was really taken with the graffiti on the roll-down doors. Here’s a gallery of a few snaps.
Thanks for sharing this amazing collection, Matt! I wish we had more creative street art like this here in the USA. Is this just one area of the city, or spread around randomly?
I’m commenting on ” yellow arrows:” This evening took an unexpected turn. I were about to pick up furnitures for my business. There was an incident with “two yellow arrows” which would end the same way.(here at my home) I choosed the long and hard way around to the same destination.
I like to think; choosing which arrow to navigate or how far I can walk before letting doubts about the road is about trust.
Quick question, Matt. Back in 2007 you wrote a post about adding ?random to the end of your WordPress.com URL. Is this 100% random, or is it affected by post popularity? (Apologies for the random question… ba dum tss!)
Hope you enjoyed Barcelona! We have a strong WordPress community here 🙂
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Thanks for sharing this amazing collection, Matt! I wish we had more creative street art like this here in the USA. Is this just one area of the city, or spread around randomly?
I think mostly around the neighborhood I was staying.
those are very cool =]
I’m commenting on ” yellow arrows:” This evening took an unexpected turn. I were about to pick up furnitures for my business. There was an incident with “two yellow arrows” which would end the same way.(here at my home) I choosed the long and hard way around to the same destination.
I like to think; choosing which arrow to navigate or how far I can walk before letting doubts about the road is about trust.
Quick question, Matt. Back in 2007 you wrote a post about adding ?random to the end of your WordPress.com URL. Is this 100% random, or is it affected by post popularity? (Apologies for the random question… ba dum tss!)
It’s totally random.
Thanks! 🙂
Some of them are real nice, wish we had some here!
Looks like lots of great talent. Reminds me of NYC – my hometown.