Art and Comics
This sign can be seen throughout Hawaii. I absolutely love it. Mainly because the hapless victim of the falling rocks. You can imagine him moments away from being trapped beneath mound of rocks with his arms and legs protruding at various angles from his rocky imprisonment.
Vampire Kitties. For ages humanity has had to live with the threat of vampires sucking our life-giving blood from our very own veins. This fact is well known. But few humans know of the threat posed by the dreaded Vampire Kitties. These cursed but adorable bundles of fur have been, unsuccessfully, stalking humanity for hundreds of years. Join two such cursed and cuddly creatures on their never-ending quests for human blood. Sure they have fangs but their over-whelming desire for cuteness usually wins out.
Pages: 24
Authors: Ted Harris
First published: 2011
Innovate
This is another stencil that can be found across the street from Dolores Park in San Francisco. A woman with an arrogant stance holding a paint brush and pallet.  Nintron is printed underneath and after a quick web search the artist’s site comes up. This is one of the few stencils whose creator’s identity easy to track down. It is also a reminder that most of the stencils in San Francisco are related to artist or studios trying to promote themselves.
We see this sign all over Hawaii and get a kick out of it each time.  It is the playfulness that I love.  And as a warning sign it works beautifully, in no way what so ever would you want to experience what is happening in the image.
