CARPET BY PICASSO

Man... you have an eye for tacky. you must have the tacky chromosome in your blood.

 

A simple everyday shot with the tackiness brought forth and sprawled open for all to see.

 

Love it.

 

Keep your eye opne for any naru jackets with wide lapels

 

Dude, I have the same carpet in my living room! LOL

You keep finding these oddities and turning them into subtle commentaries. Nicely seen, amigo. Warm regards...

Thanks. It ain't pretty, but it's real for sure.

I've got to think the mechanics that went for this decor are not your usual wrenches.

This IS Fresno. We export class, culture and style to San Diego.

This one made me smile - there's lots to see (as usual). The chain lock on the left, the packaging material mess inside, and of course, that 'artsy' carpet. Well seen!

Thanks. It's just a little slice of life. I was driving by here late at night, when I saw this. Couldn't help but stop and take a pic. It's in a pretty seedy area, and that is why there is a chain and padlock. I guess they felt the need for something extra besides the normal door lock.

Wow. The first thing I saw was the carpet and I assumed it was some sort of preschool and that was one of those mats they have for kids to play on. Then I looked around and realized it was just really sad decorating. Good eye for bad style.

Thanks. It doesn't take much thought to see something like this.

This one made me smile, you have such a good eye to discover the strangest of human taste,( to say the least...) A " landscape" ;-)) through a window. Well observed David.

Another Meyer original...america a la David Meyer...I have one for you but it's not ready yet. Nice shot!

 

Dick

I do not go out of my way looking for ugly carpet, but I sure have seen my share of it. David, I'm so sorry that you are colored-blind and have the same carpet in your house. But in B&W I might even find it to be attractive.

 

When I first looked at the image I was imagining that the PULL sign was on the wall, and that if we pulled something that a flood would enter the room and cover the carpet. Wishful thinking...

Thanks. It's not so much a good eye as just a readiness to see the wackiness that surrounds me and the willingness to take a camera everywhere.

Thanks. I shall be looking for that image.

Gosh you guys are sure hard on this poor business. He probably could have had black and white checkerboard tiles.

Could you imagine walk on a Picasso....anything is possible....:-)

I love the shot, David, and agree that this is a real "Find." But I think you might have "given away the shop" so to speak. A vertical crop might add a bit of mystique. Food for thought attached.

 

Keep finding and sharing.

 

Cheers ~

Shawn, I kind of liked the carpet until everyone started ridiculing it.

 

Laurent, I'm not too sure Pablo would be all that appreciative of this effort.

 

Alberta, thanks a lot for the thought. I really like your version considerably.