A colorful painted face with just a touch of abstract line work. Painted on a postal address label. It’s an old school graffiti canvas material (as it’s free and easy to share).

Red Hook, Brooklyn.

A life size pigeon mosaic in blue plastic or tile. It’s stuck to the bottom of a light post which gives it the appearance of walking down the street.

Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Another paste up from the same artist as this one and these. You don’t hear the word “eschew” used much these days either.

Gowanus, Brooklyn.

Tis’ the spooky season so here’s a bunch of colorful one-eyed ghosts painted on a construction site. Love that someone added a second eye to the center ghost. The hand print is also somehow creepy too.

Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.

Great color and illustration. A close up and a wide shot of the large mural.

Gowanus, Brooklyn.

I’m not sure if this is pro or anti the president, but is presented here out of parity given this post and this post. If it is in the pro-Trump category, it is the only one I’ve ever found and certainly a rarity. If you look closely, you can see it’s been defaced by those offended by it. One could argue that the piece is itself, a giant statement of sarcastic intent on the Trump administration’s environmental policies (giant bucolic oil drops flying over a forest?). On the other hand, I also wonder if the stenciled type, like the hand written text, was added after the fact by a different artist. The leading alone would certainly suggest a lack of artistic precision not evident in the rest of the piece.

Regardless, be sure to vote.

Gowanus, Brooklyn.

Wild style lettering with arrows and tech highlights. Part of a larger mural.

Gowanus, Brooklyn.