Bob Rose currently lives on the West Side of Lansing.
He asked if he could "decorate" the Men's Room at Harry's Place.
Management agreed.
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| One of the delights of this work is Bob's attention to detail. Near the center of the door, there is a "dorito chip" with an expression of surprise. It is where a coat-hook had been ripped out and Bob worked the three dimensional holes into the mural. |
Oldsmobile introduced one of the first over-head valve, high-compression V-8s in the early 1950s. It was marketed at "The Rocket V-8" so Bob worked rockets into the murals, lots and lots of rockets.
If you have some surfaces you want decorated in this style, give Hugh a call and he will pass the word to Bob.
Those are pretty cool ERJ. Thanks for sharing!
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It makes me recall Peter Max.
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I was the happy owner of a 98 Olds Intrigue GL with the Autobahn package. Stuck to the road like it was glued there. Finally gave it up at 250,000 miles when the transaxle went. I still miss that car.
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