Rodeo clown vibrations are crackin’ the skulls of false gods.
—-written in blue Sharpie on the side of an abandoned computer monitor

I am, of course, a fan of street art – the odder the better – and of guerrilla publishing. In my wanderings around town, I once stumbled across an interesting piece of text plastered up on a wall in Deep Ellum – Text on the Streets.

Stuck on a plywood-covered window. Deep Ellum, Dallas, Texas

Then, over a year later, I found the same work stuck in a bottle on a park table in Oak Cliff – Message in a Bottle – Shazam!

Message in a Bottle

I have wondered about the artist – and wasn’t able to find out much. Some other folks were looking too, and I found a few examples of his work photographed and posted on the internet.
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Then, this weekend, another year later, I found more of the artist’s work in Deep Ellum.

First, I stumbled across a pink decorated metal box on an out-of-the-way stoop.

Box found
Deep Ellum
Dallas, Texas

Inside the box was a Xeroxed art work, with writing on the reverse.

Fantastic Cosmic Kismet Vibrations are flowing to you and through you NOW!

Obviously the same person. Walking onward, I found that he had kicked his stuff up a notch. In front of Braindead Brewing I found an old decorated computer monitor. It is good to see that in the last few years he has learned how to spell Hootenanny.

The Future is Now
Deep Ellum
Dallas, Texas

The Universal Flow has led you to this exact moment in time and space.

Rodeo Clown Vibrations

Really cool stuff. I bow down.

Oh, and by the way, on the piece of paper found in the box, I discovered a clue that led me to find the artist… they even have a Facebook Page.

So who is it? I don’t think I’ll let on. Find it yourself. The clues are there.