Girl: El Mocambo (Toronto)
*Jamie L
An artist lays down a subtle hint for Buddha to lose some weight; another artist displays the time.
March 2012
54 posts
Girl: Supermarket (Toronto)
* Jamie L
A messed-up artist gives me permission to do-over a science test I wasn’t happy with in grade 5.
Unisex: Ronnie's Local (Toronto)
A surreal image of a sad elephant with two trunks, drawn by Salvidor Dali.
Boy: Lee's Palace (Toronto)
An artist encourages us all to “landlord” everywhere.
Unisex: Detour (Toronto)
A lonely artist writes a sad poem about how a turd broke her heart.
Unisex: Detour (Toronto)
Richard Simmons’ head wants answers.
Boy: Ronnie's Local (Toronto)
An artist hopes that slight tweaks to this (aging) formula will appeal to a younger generation.
Boy: Silver Dollar (Toronto)
A detective “solves” the mystery, but announces no plans to apprehend - possibly endangering the case altogether.
Boy: Ronnie's Local (Toronto)
A complacent artist moves on to another project.
Boy: Crooked Star (Toronto)
An impatient bird needs you to finish up.
Boy: Crooked Star (Toronto)
A fan of toilet procedures.
Boy: Ted’s Collision (Toronto)
An artist heckle’s an advertisement in order to pay less crack.
Boy: Tortilla Flats (Toronto)
The backwards-police stage a reverse-breathalizer.
Girl: 3 Speed (Toronto)
An artist’s advice is to love more… wear more glasses… and defecate on others more.
Boy: Sneaky Dee's (Toronto)
Another display of misogyny. Makeup, cooking, and now this.
Girl: KOS (Toronto)
“What does one do when they get bored?”
Boy: KOS (Toronto)
Kosovo drops some fighting words, ready for another rumble.
Boy: KOS (Toronto)
English, by far, the more concise language.
Boy: Victory Cafe (Toronto)
A Marvel nerd gets excited.
Boy: Victory Cafe (Toronto)
A monster has changed his taste, to the detriment of mankind.
