Remember, kids… Graffiti is wrong. That is of course, unless the wall art is created with delicious cake icing. Over the last few years, Montreal-based street artist Shelley Miller has enhanced a few urban settings by decorating the walls as if it was cake.
Often inspired by the textures, patterns, or existing graffiti of the wall — Shelley creates very temporary art that will last until it no longer adheres to its stone canvas. Or, until the locals lick it clean.
[via Colossal]
Created by Copenhagen-based artist Brian Wolter, and officially titled Fly Thou, the Burger King bird feeder offers quick flame-broiled goodies for the bird on-the-go. Just don’t forget their fries, or they’ll take it out on your windshield.
And, for the bird with late night munchies, the feeder is equipped with solar panels to help light it up at night.
[link, via Obvious Winner]
To promote their new television show, Covert Affairs, UK channel Really hid a woman in a vegetable stand. Painted by artist Carolyn Roper, the patient young veggie lady is part of a series of people camouflaged to blend into their urban surroundings.
So, if you’re anywhere in London, watch where you sit, or make sure that your lettuce isn’t a thigh.
[via 22 Words]
