Or he unbolted the grille, painted it, then put it back.
Love the pipe monster though.
Shawn
Or he unbolted the grille, painted it, then put it back.
Love the pipe monster though.
Shawn
The louvres look closed on that pipe.
Joey
Toyman01 wrote: If I was the construction company I would give him the barrels to make them. I guarantee people slow down for the Monsters just because they are cool to look at. There would be a "monster" at every construction site I had...
Not to mention, you get a tax break for supporting art, you get all kinds of good publicity, loyalty from the art dept, this is all kinda good and win win stuff. Some HR guy needs to wake up.
He will build again.....and offers really good advice "don't get caught."
man, is nothing sacred?
If it were my construction company, I would have added my name to barrel man and left it. What great free publicity! And I would have him make one at each of my sites.
Saw an update this morning. The company didn't want to press charges. They also want him to build another to put in their lobby and on other sites.
Yay! Those things are so awesome!
4cylndrfury wrote: man, is nothing sacred?
That is awesome!
And here I thought the FJ/porta potty thread was dead.......
http://travel.webshots.com/photo/1423856333070716873NcpRZv
andrave wrote:
where is this at? never heard of it before
4cylndrfury wrote: man, is nothing sacred?
I completely LOL'd at that when I saw that 
My Wife thought I was nuts.
Strizzo wrote:andrave wrote:where is this at? never heard of it before
That was the Art League of Houston's office. It was slated to be replaced by a new, fancy-pants office and between the time the demo order was issued and it was removed it was converted to an art piece. Seems it was around for almost a year. The location was on Montrose Blvd just north of Texas Art.
Yep. I used to live on Mimosa, off Sheperd and San Felipe, about 6-8 blocks to the west of Montrose.
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