An Italian neighborhood grocery store, 1937.

Photo: Ezzes for the WPA Art Project via NYC Municipal Archives

Custom canvas painting, hand painted with acrylic paint, urban/street style art “the blue eyed honey” for sale!!!

http://styledsticker.etsy.com

“this is a local shop for local people!! theyres nothing for you here!!”

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Love finding cute shit locally to spend my dollars on!

I checked out this dope new store called The Crypt in downtown springfeild ! ✨ my partner ended up selling their clown mugs here !

Lines and lines and lines and lines and lines and lines and lines.

If you live in or around Bodø, love plants, like local produce and would be willing to help a local business, my friends are trying to survive winter. This is their final week open.

Title - Are YOU Local?

Painted for the 25th anniversary of The league of gentlemen (TV show - BBC)

Dates - 10th, 11th, & 12th Jan 2024

I was 11 when TLOG first aired and my ditzy (but lovable) mother (RIP) said I was allowed to watch it because it was on the BBC.

I'm glad she did though because it is genuinely a very beloved show of mine. It's like a comfort food you never get bored of.

S3 is probably my favourite series but every episode of every series makes me feel warm and fuzzy still. There is something so very appealing and attractive about the darkness for me... It's made me who I am today

(Psychoville and Inside number 9 are also faves)

A4 - currently on my kitchen wall but it'll make it's way to the others....

It's not the best but it's also definitely not my worst painting ever

7/4/24 edit - I've put gold paint around the outside now. You can see this in other pictures on this blog - I was considering gold leaf but the last time I used gold leaf I wanted to stab myself so not happening)

Imagine working at the Local Shop.

perfect autumn gray day cure! this ramen is the legit! this has to be the right stuff when quite a few internationals comment on how good Yatagrasu is, highly recommend all Purdue and Lafayette tourists and locals to try out the Three Legged Crow for the best comfort food!

im babysitting my nans cat and whilst looking for something came across this

how local!

June 2011 KTM　Kathmandu  Nepal Road to Lumbini

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