Paint on a plate

 

 

 

This paint on a paper plate was left behind after a painting class.  Its colors and composition crown what was created in the class. 

 

Drippy penmanship

Lance?  Vance?  Birdfoot?

Using too much paint on  a vertical surface can result in unsightly drips.  A hurried stroke leads to the reader wondering what was written.  Maybe that is what this graphito meant to happen when they tagged the side of this trademan's van?

Lime Tape

WET PAINT sign

Usually, the tape used to attached the WET PAINT signs is blue or yellowish masking tape.  This lime green tape went well with the red lettering, making for a watermelon feel.