Probably not considered street art. Still, someone took the time to stick it there.

Washington D.C, near the National Mall.
Inside of a trash can.
11/7/09
"Hello my name is" sticker.

....The blog is not off to a good start.










Georgia Avenue, near Wheaton Metro Stop.
Back of a sign.
11/14/09
Appears to be a sticker. Very high up.











I did that. Stuck under a table in some mall. Picture edited a little to see the sticker better.













Best available picture of this.
Pumpkin Man.

Outside of Silver Spring Metro.
The Sun Newspaper Stand.
11/14/09
Postal Sticker.
(It's nighttime)








Blurry, I know, but it's hard to tell on a little camera screen.
Iron sticker. Probably has more significance than I know.

Outside Silver Spring Metro stop
Top of Silver Spring Voice newspaper stand
11/14/09
Sticker.








Totoro Spraypaint. Something written after "Totoro." Wins because is Totoro.

Silver Sprink Metro Stop.
Border of Train Track.
11/14/09
Spray paint.








Outside Glenmont Metro Stop.
The Gazette Newspaper Stand
11/14/09
Appears to be a cut postal sticker? Says UPS on side...











Outside Glenmont Metro Stop.
Mailbox.
11/14/09
Two cut Postal Stickers.










Captain Arturo Reference, more on him as he appears. My favorite so far.



Outside Glenmont Metro Stop.
Phoneless Verizon pay phone
11/14/09
Ordinary Printer Paper, taped.






More from Arturo Woman. Same location, wider view. There was a second copy two phones over (there was a phone in that one)

Welcome

This is an attempt to document street art. I do not necessarily go in search of street art -- or rather, I would even if I wasn't trying to document it. I'm going to try to keep my camera with me at most times.

I can't include every single thing I see, there's too much that can be considered street art. Rather, I will record the things that pop out at me. If I don't notice it, or it doesn't strike me as in any way special, it doesn't matter.

Which brings me to the point: this isn't a documentation of street art in Washington D.C, or in Maryland, or anywhere else. This is an attempt to record one person's experience. How much effect does street art have on a single passerby, going through life. If I go to Arizona for a weekend, and see a neat sticker on a lamp post, I'll take a picture of it, because it is part of my experience.

Any street art that I create is superfluous, but may still be shamelessly flaunted on this blog. It will be marked as my own.

I was instructed to include the following about each thing I find:
Location.
Date.
Material.

Probably more.
Let's see how Long I can keep this up.