Another of the incredible murals that are all over my city thanks to our annual Wall Therapy festival. It was created by Elicser Elliot. I just ran across this one yesterday. It’s so much fun to turn a corner and find something completely unexpected. It’s like an Easter egg hunt I didn’t know I was a part of. One small paragraph is about as wordless as I get. Have a great Wednesday! ~Phil
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Phil Taylor
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Nice one. Really fab.
Thanks. There are far larger and more elaborate ones. I keep finding them. I’m looking forward to this summers new additions.
Yeah
Just so you know, I did try to comment on your snow post but was unable to from my phone. By the way, where in the States are you from?
Oh man. No like from you and I thought you were MIA. DC.
hey, I mentioned your blog in my recent post ‘The Queen’s English’. I should have made it a link to ThePhilFactor instead of just mentioning it. Next time for sure.
I missed that. I’ll have to go check it out. Thanks for the mention!
no worries. Easy to miss. I realised later that I have another blog post with the same title. Yikes.
Wall Therapy festival? Sounds very much like Richmond’s Street Art Festival. I know exactly what you mean about the Easter egg hunt!
When I did a little research on our mural festival I also came across info about Richmond. I had no idea until about 6 months ago why over the last three years my city has murals everywhere. This summer I may try to get pictures of the murals as they’re being painted and after and maybe interview some of the artists.
I think that sounds like a great premise for a future blog post, Phil. Probably some pretty interesting people doing this stuff.
Thanks for sharing your daily view
Ooops, was I to be wordless too?
There’s no need for you to hold your tongue.
That’s a directive to children who are young.
That is true though mentally
I’m probably no more than 3.