Plenty of Nothing

I Need Those Peach Baskets Back

Stimpy

Chalk Rat

Chocolat Menier

Just in case you thought graffiti was a recent phenomenon, here's a poster of young Yvonne Bouisset, caught in the act of scrawling the name of her favourite confection on a wall in 1893, with a piece of chocolate. Her father Fermin Bouisset created one of the most enduring advertising images, at least in the French-speaking world, with this poster. And, as you can see, he understood the importance of the colour yellow. Chocolat Menier continued to use variations of Bouisset's poster for decades.

Pillar Art

Graffiti Stickers

Spy Versus Spy

Canada Post Transit Box

Ghost

No Pie