Your first question might be, “Is he crazy? Trash art?” Well, no, I’m perfectly sane. Or so the doctors say. If your second question is “Howzit? What’s that?” Then you need more island time. Amongst other things, “howzit” loosely translates to “What’s up?”
In any case, while we were taking our morning walks on Kauai, Kathy noticed a strange phenomenon. It turns out that many of the trash cans along the Kauai shared-use path running from Kapaa to the north and west have been painted. We’ve missed some of them simply because we couldn’t visit every trash can along the path. However, for those who want to take a virtual walk along the shores of Kauai, here’s our little trash art showing. It will probably never make the galleries in New York, but that’s their loss.
Sit back, grab an umbrella drink, enjoy the little show, and when you’re done, I hope you’ll raise your hand in the shaka sign and say, “Trash art is da bomb!” After all, some of our models were just a wee bit shy.
By the way, I’m always on the lookout for good Hawaii photos. If you have some you’d like to share, let me know and we’ll talk about featuring your shots on Friday Fotos!
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A little red, a little green, add some rust, and voila!
Oooh, blues are very soothing...
Reminds me of a Starbucks coffee cup... were you their model?
Basic, understated, and suitable for evenings as well...
This model needs a little TLC...
Earthtones are always in style...
And this, ladies and gentlemen. is the latest in resort wear...
Neat! Thank you for sharing!
You’re welcome, Betty. I’ve got more fun stuff coming up this week!
I love finding color and art in unexpected places
This was truly unexpected, Laura! It became like a treasure hunt. 🙂