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“This sacrifice pleases me.”
History is full of great stories about bitter battles between loyal opposition. Now, a year-long battle between a cleaning crew and a street artist can be added to history’s legendary battles.
Mobstr is a London-based street artist famous for the sarcastic typographic-based graffiti he’s written across London’s walls and billboards. His cat-and-mouse relationship with an unidentified city worker began on July 17, 2014 and would continue for an entire year. “I cycled past this wall on the way to work for years,” Mobstr wrote on his website. “ I noticed that graffiti painted within the red area was ‘buffed’ with red paint. However, graffiti outside of the red area would be removed via pressure washing. This prompted the start of an experiment. Unlike other works, I was very uncertain as to what results it would yield.”
Stunning sunset.
BBC Earth Unplugged filmed a garden orb web spider building their amazing spider web in this time lapse as well as slow motion footage as they capture their first prey with it:
Cat with a butterfly on her nose by photographer Anatoly Morozov.
Don’t try this at home, kids.
A sunset in Queensland, Australia, by Open Fire Photography.
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Cat & dog eye art by Tal Peleg.
