Random tangent (blog)
Ameel Khan's personal blog. This is a blog about life, technology, photography, typography, the internet, science, feminism, books, film, music, and whatever other random stuff I come across or happen to be interested in today.
Sure, why not? Who am I to deny requests from a random sign in an alley in Kensington?
Photo of a sign pasted on the wall of an alley off a main road. The sign has black, all-caps text on a plain white background. That text reads: PLEASE BE AWESOME.
Speaking of that part of the city, the Flemington post office is in such a gorgeous building!
Collage of two photos of the same historic building from the 1880s.
Not what you expect to see carved into cement on the footpath, but I suppose it’s nice to live in a neighbourhood (Newport, VIC) in which people express this type of sentiment. Especially during the month of Ramzan.
Photo of a square of cemented footpath into which someone has carved the letters ‘GAC’ and then ‘Muslims are good’. Below that a stylized graffiti tag is also carved into the then-wet cement.
Ah Melbourne. Your graffiti and wall art never fail to impress. Especially with art like this.
And not only is this gorgeous, you can really only see from the train just before you reach Footscray Station!
Photo taken from a train window of a large exterior wall of a double storey warehouse. Spread across the wall is a vibrant painting for a futuristic city and an astronaut above that city who is reaching out to touch a bird that’s flying into the starry night. The painting’s background colours are those of the rainbow: going from the red of the city to the violet of the night sky.
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