One of my favorite artist's used to write this all over Manhattan and Brooklyn in 2005-2006. I remember seeing these three words written just so on walls or underneath the bridge and think, "wow, that's swell!" Not only did it really lift your spirits but also put a smile on your face as you went about your daily routine(rushing from one place to another as we so often do here in NYC). I was a little sad to not really see these anymore. Most have been painted over. Sometimes though you can find a few that are left. The guy that's responsible for all this love is
Nathan Reimer. He takes street art as a social commentary and sort of public notice board and in doing so has left a mark and an idea that is irreplaceable.
One of my favorite artist's used to write this all over Manhattan and Brooklyn in 2005-2006. I remember seeing these three words written just so on walls or underneath the bridge and think, "wow, that's swell!" Not only did it really lift your spirits but also put a smile on your face as you went about your daily routine(rushing from one place to another as we so often do here in NYC). I was a little sad to not really see these anymore. Most have been painted over. Sometimes though you can find a few that are left. The guy that's responsible for all this love is Nathan Reimer. He takes street art as a social commentary and sort of public notice board and in doing so has left a mark and an idea that is irreplaceable.
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