Hey now, some street artists do amazing gallery shows... Poster Boy just doesn't happen to be one of them.
Moreover, can I just say how much it bugs me that his name is "Poster Boy"? I mean, really? What if Futura had called himself "Spraypaint Dude." He'd be exactly as famous as PB deserves to be, that is to say not very.
I loathe the faux-legitimacy of so-called 'street art.' Graffiti artists think they're so rebellious but they're all just after the same shit as all the others.
The first was done by a girl. I passed her on the way to the L train while she was making it. Neither of the bystanders were Poster Boy, either... unfortunately.
Poster Boy is also a knockoff. He just steals other people's shit and haphazardly dashes it all together again presenting it as his own. What's the word for it? Oh yeah - blogging.
Let me see the biceps of whoever did this. That will tell us for sure.
But seriously, Poster Boy's real work looks a bit like it was created by someone whose synapses aren't working correctly. And I mean that as a compliment. This looks like the work of someone who knows all too well what they were doing. There's a good chance it could've been my mother.
I would like to slice the Ham from the No and splice in an "i" sound. My brain-tongue does not transition well from the M to the N. So, Ham-i-No, like Domino.
Good, now we can move on to bigger things, like stamping a HUGE AAA on the side of the MOMA building, or stuffing a gigantic golden butt plug into the Holland Tunnel from the New Jersey side.
that's not exactly a poster-boy-style mashup is it? I mean... the fred & wilma hair were clearly drawn onto the ad (unless they were taken from some other ad?) .. I thought he only mixes up shit taken from ads themselves?
@BookishLookish: X-Actomundo! I did, but I thought it was a typo because the rest of the piece refers to Poster Boy in the singular. And now I'm as mixed-up as a subway ad.
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Moreover, can I just say how much it bugs me that his name is "Poster Boy"? I mean, really? What if Futura had called himself "Spraypaint Dude." He'd be exactly as famous as PB deserves to be, that is to say not very.
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But seriously, Poster Boy's real work looks a bit like it was created by someone whose synapses aren't working correctly. And I mean that as a compliment. This looks like the work of someone who knows all too well what they were doing. There's a good chance it could've been my mother.
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Good, now we can move on to bigger things, like stamping a HUGE AAA on the side of the MOMA building, or stuffing a gigantic golden butt plug into the Holland Tunnel from the New Jersey side.
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X-Actomundo! I did, but I thought it was a typo because the rest of the piece refers to Poster Boy in the singular. And now I'm as mixed-up as a subway ad.
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