Memo Pisa el Lodo
Art and Photos by Visual Narcotics
Remember
that entry I made on the Sony adverts a few weeks ago?
Visual Narcotics could not resist:

Somewhere on Wilshire Blvd:

Little Tokyo on the corner of 1st and Alameda (must have been there a while ago because that was not there a few days ago:

A closer look of the pill bottle (different location):

On Hillhurst:

I don't know where this is:

(Photos taken from
20mg)
Finder's Keeprs #5
This is Finder's Keepers #5 left on Whitney Ave, right above a bag dispensor for dog poo.
Close up:

Context:
On 3rd Street By Cafe Metropol
This is the wall right next to the side walk where I found that "Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History" stencil I posted January 21st:

The photo above was taken by Scarekroe.
The other day I took close up photos of parts of the wall that caught my interest:



Finder's Keepers #7
On the corner of Whitley and Padre, right outside of the Ojai. Its a lego self portrait. C'mon, the furrow brow, the glasses... obviously Memo Pisa El Lodo.

I forgot to fill in the stencil line breaks with a marker before putting it up.
Featuring Scarekroe's Photos
The following photos were taken by
Scarekroe.
I saw this on the corner of First and Alameda, to the side of Senor Fish in Little Tokyo, but was in too much of a hurry to pause for a few seconds to take a photo:

I don't know where this is exactly, but this is the first pretty fire hydrant I have yet to see:

Colorful and kind of intense:

See the Scarekroe on the top?

See the Scarekroe on the bottom?
Little Fishies
Found on the corner of Franklin Avenue and Las Palmas:
Well Behaved Women Rarely Make History
Found on 3rd St in downtown yesterday. Right by
Cafe Metropol. Those are indeed my feet.
Finders Keepers #4
I put this up at the same place as Finder's Keepers #1 in front of the Montecito on Franklin Ave on January 18th. It was still up there this morning:

It looks better in person. It sort of has an awkward glare on the top that the camera caught.
Stickers Found on Traction Ave
Across the street from The American Hotel:

Across the street from Crazy Gideon's:

A close up of Andre the Giant:

A close up of the picture on the top:
West LA
I don't wander off west of Fairfax much. But this photo was taken a few weeks ago on Sawtelle Ave. in West LA when I went to
Jeff Soto's book signing at
GR2.
American Hotel
I found this on the perimeter wall of the American Hotel earlier today on the corner of Hewitt and Traction Ave:

A close up of the middle left section:

A view from across the street:
Memo Pisa El Lodo's Finders Keepers Series: #1
I decided to leave the first of my Finders Keepers series where it can use a little red. As I was walking to the corner for my morning caffeine fix, I passed by this telephone pole right in front of the Montecito right next to three piles of dog shit that I caaaaaarefully dodged.
As of January 9th, 2006 1 PM it was still there.
Close up 1 (the left side of the street):

Close up 2 (the right side of the street):

A combonation of Close up 1 and Close up 2:

The writing on the back:

I wonder what will become of it?
Que sera, sera.
#9. Cantiflas en Downtown
I saw this up on
WoosterCollective today:

Artist: Midzt.
This is on the corner of 3rd and Main. That tall white building you see in the back is city hall. I think the above image is supposed to be Cantiflas?

Here is some
pictures of murals done by Midzt.
Entry #8 "Make Art Not War" and "Hollywood Undead"
I found this the other day on Sunset Blvd. right in front of the Arc Light theater:

I found this around Franklin Ave. and Las Palmas, en route to the dry cleaners:

I have seen "Hollywood Undead" stencils all over Franklin Ave. between Cahuenga and Highland.
This is one of the sites I found after doing a quick google search on "hollywood undead".