Odd looking drawings are appearing overnight where you don't expect a drawing to appear, all over town. That chap (above) doesn't look like he's a quilter.
And is this fellow a soccer player, or just plain falling over?They seem to be hand drawn on stiff card, and attached to walls. But by who? And why? It's a mystery. 
This one is inside the Clock Tower. Praying for what? Forgiveness? Better weather? A big lottery win? Your guess is as good as mine.
Gosh, don't know how that's going over with the owners of those buildings....but whoever is doing it...sure looks like they have TALENT!
ReplyDeleteI love this kind of thing; you're posting of it makes you part of the art, too . . .
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool mystery. No doubt it will unfold over time, and I hope you'll keep us posted. At first I thought it had something to do with the upcoming Olympics.. but that last one is not in keeping with that..
ReplyDeleteA caring graffiti artist, how neat.
ReplyDeletehilary:It still could have something to do with the Olympics, you know, human rights, toxic air effecting the athletes, id be praying too.
Oh how odd, nothing in your local paper about them???
ReplyDeleteYikes... paper zombies!
ReplyDeleteJust another (shy??) artist who wants to get known. I'm sure someone will find out at some point who he is.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. Do keep us posted.
I think this is a part of an advertising campaign. Everybody ponder: What is this? And then later on you will see adds in the local papers.
ReplyDeleteWhy do I think so? Because it's made by pro's.
Very bizarre but thank goodness they are on cardstock and not painted on the walls.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the point is.
Ai quem me dera agitar o tempo
ReplyDeleteAtirar a mágoa à voragem da noite
Arrancar as raízes ao pensamento
Sentir a paz que uma lagoa acolhe
Boa férias
Mágico beijo
How strange! They are rather good though.
ReplyDeleteI have just put up a new post, just for you and Martin, all about Richard Hammond!
LOL! they look like they are searching for something...or someone!
ReplyDeleteAll though Palo Alto, there are similar lifestyle wall murals, not murals actually, because it's just snippets. they're cool, i like them.
I just came back from Lorenzo's blog and you may be surprised that I know who Richard Hammond is! Betcha didn't expect that from a crafty california girl, didya? :)
ReplyDeleteThese are very interesting drawings! nice!
ReplyDeleteLooks like Tai Chi and prayer---very nice drawings.
ReplyDeletenice work! we all should be so lucky to have our environs so illustrated!!
ReplyDeleteInteresting!
ReplyDeletewell, these are not the best graffiti I’ve seen but they are not bad either... :P
ReplyDeleteGuerrilla art. Gotta love it.
ReplyDeleteAlthough...if it was my building...and the glue was a total PITA to remove....
Interesting. Makes you really wonder who/what is behind the art.
ReplyDeleteDarla
The first two are amazing. See, I don't mind nice art work like these on buildings. It's the spray painting that makes me mad.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of the like before. But interesting. Those things wouldn't hold up in alot of rain I woudldn't think.
ReplyDeleteLovely town there.
Very strange indeed! I wonder what it all means.
ReplyDeleteThose are really neat. I'm wondering if you are IN on it!
ReplyDeleteI think they're cool. Keeps everyone guessing!
ReplyDeleteHmmm. Let us know if the mystery is ever solved!!
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