Every day we choose what to let in versus what to keep out. Some of us have a very finite “bubble” of tolerance, whereas others see the world for what it is and allow their senses to be pushed and pulled.
I’ve decided to keep a bank of images of the things around me that both inspire, awe and confuse me. They could be pretty neat, or really just a show of someone else’s work that I admire, and want to give credit.
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- How they should be.
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- Seen in Montreal Subway
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- A clean Infiniti spotted in Calgary.
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- Respect to whomever weeded all of these small dots from this etch frost install
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- A nice example of layering acrylic using stand-offs. Montreal.
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- A cool sandwich board design from our friends at Rosso
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- Montreal Office space
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- Probably the most mind shattering installation I saw in all of Toronto. All of the text you see is die-cut, not a wall print. It was HUGE.
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- Seen in multiple places in Montreal
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- Vinyl grass
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- Spotted in a back alley in Montreal. Horses on waves couldn’t be any more majestic.
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- Furniture found in one of Calgary Inglewood’s vintage shops
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- Mixed media art work. The Moon in this piece was done with vinyl. Or so it looked. Seen in a MTL art gallery
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- COMO Designs hard at work, with his rock project.
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- Spotted at MRU.
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- YEG business
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- Montreal
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- Old school sticker spotting
Usually there is an emotional attachment to what I’m seeing and it’s worth taking a photo.
Perhaps vinyl or sign related, perhaps not.
