When I see street art like this I wonder about the person who made it. Who is this sensitive boy? Did he make this during a time of sadness? Or was he just being facetious? More importantly, did he ever find his girl?
I saw this fire extinguisher behind the Atlas Cafe, which you should check out. The fenced off area behind the cafe seems to be one of the very few abandoned lots in the area. It might be part of the cafe's property, I'm not sure. 
This shoe was abandoned on Broadway by Bartol. It was obvious that an accident had occurred there the night before. There was broken windshield all over the ground. I was crouching in it while taking this picture. I wonder if this shoe was from a Woman involved in this accident. It looked sad.
I had noticed that there were fewer shoes on the streets in the past few weeks. Perhaps a result of the colder weather. But here is another. This one was a solo shoe and looked like it was dropped accidentally rather than abandoned.
What happens to your café at night? Is it haunted by nerdly creatures? Is skin made violet thru LCD reflections or is an otherworldly nature revealed thru this eerie pallor? The blood red walls with the beardless nerd's violet skin make me recall musing from Van Gough. For him color could trigger an episode of violent madness. Message: Do not take color's impact too lightly or you may live to regret it.
Everything seemed beautiful that day including this sewer. This looks to me like an homage to Kasimir Malevitch.
I didn't have my camera the first time I saw this. But, I was able to find the graffitied sign, not in the open as previously, but fenced in like a pig in a pen.
This is on 21st between Harrison and Treat. I wonder if the person or people that did this wore gloves when they spraypainted their hands on the sidewalk.
Construction is seen through chain link fence. Orange crane now moves silently in an ochre pond with pink shoreline. It is less exciting but more pleasant devoid of the sound of the work.
I absolutely love stencil graffiti. So when I saw this design on the corner of 21st and Florida, I had to snap a photo. I like the way the image is repeated within the two sidewalk tiles. It has a lot of impact. If you look closer, you can see it's a picture of a pinup girl with a flower in her hair.
I was going to go buy some sage to smudge my new apartment in the Mission and parked my car at this traffic meter. Someone decided to decorate these traffic meters on 23rd and Valencia with green plastic ties. I think they make the meters look tree-like. There is a relative abundance of foilage on this block, so maybe that was the idea.
Coming home from a bonfire birthday last night I saw these little guys in the Ashby Bart. I always liked Mike and Ikes. 
So I don't really know what to make of this. I do know it is one of the coolest pieces of graffitti I have seen in San Francisco. I ride my bike by it a couple of times a week. It seems to be made out of tin foil pressed onto the pavement. This is a method I have never seen before.
