Photoshop Fun For Friday

August 15, 2008 by
Filed under: Greenpoint Magic, Williamsburg 

Ever since I learned about Paul McCarthy’s roaming turd I have been thinking. Why do I avoid McCarren Park? Is it because Karl Fischer has surrounded it with his abjectecture? Possibly. Is it because I see more and more contendees for the Hipster Olympics there? Probably. Or is the lack of public art?!?

These pups are awfully cute, but hardly satisfying.

The same goes for this bunny. Cute, but insufficient.

What I want to see is an artwork as big as Karl Fischer’s balls (or FAR). Something that reflects the character of the “New Williamsburg”. Simply put, something people from all four corners of the earth will come to gaze upon and say:

Yes, I have been to Williamsburg.

In other words, something like this.

Meet the McCarren Park butt plug.

Hugs,

Miss Heather

Comments

5 Comments on Photoshop Fun For Friday

  1. bestviewinbrooklyn on Fri, 15th Aug 2008 12:21 pm
  2. I actually laughed out loud. Thank you.

  3. rowan on Fri, 15th Aug 2008 12:42 pm
  4. so that’s what you were up to after toddling home last night (and almost the wrong way, mind you). Nice!

  5. missheather on Fri, 15th Aug 2008 12:47 pm
  6. Nah, I did that before we went out. When I got home the Mr. was up, by the way. Watching “The Hunt For Red October.” He sure knows how to have a good time! 😉

  7. missheather on Fri, 15th Aug 2008 12:52 pm
  8. What do you think about this one for Carroll or Prospect Park. You know, something for the kids.

    http://www.shift.jp.org/en/archives/2007/10/02/R0013283.jpg

  9. rowan on Fri, 15th Aug 2008 4:20 pm
  10. i LOVE that movie! don’t knock it :O)
    the book is good, too. Has the Mr. read it?

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