Any ideas? This is what appears to be a piece of Lego art stuck on the remains of a building on Brunswick Street. Only the facia wall of the building remains - through those windows is open air. I've got no idea what D7EL might mean so if anyone has any clues, I'd like to know more.
Looks like it's a graffiti artists tag.
ReplyDeleteFound this on flickr.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ladypenrhyn/5609617170/in/photostream
http://www.flickr.com/photos/ladypenrhyn/5574003584/
I have no idea, but this is one AWESOME photo... (I've been in Aus too long - "awesome" seems to be the only adjective in my vocabulary these days)
ReplyDeleteDiesel? If you read it like a personalised numberplate, that is what it appears to me.
ReplyDeleteLove your work!!!!!! Thank you for sharing it. I look forward to it every day.
Totally swell! Although it would be so fine to know why it's there, I can live with just being able to look at your fine photo. Love how you altered it!
ReplyDeleteits diesel
ReplyDeleteand your photos are devine
cheers
ladypenrhyn ;)
Urbanviti - thanks very much for digging those links up.
ReplyDeleteLP - those were your links! I love it when a plan comes together. You say Diesel with some authority. Hmmm...
Alan - did you know awesomeness is the new awesome?
I do now. A friend of ours from Briasbane is involved in awesomeness in Washington DC - check out http://awesomefoundation.org/ - maybe you could start the Brisbane chapter:-)
ReplyDeletehaha..yes awesomeness and i have even been known to use awesomenessness ;)
ReplyDeleteCara.. yes my links sweetie. and you can stop hmmmm lol