I’d probably leave off the “dear” part.
Previously:
The Asshole Assumption by Tomi Laine Clark
Works Dolores Park on pleasant afternoons, just like ganja treats guy and pot truffles guy. Hit him up!
Somebody used this to get to Nirvana’s big show at the Warfield. Think about that.
It definitely looks just like some OP board shorts I had back then.
More on the SOON-TO-BE-DEFUNCT Muni Fast Pass:
RIP Muni Fast Pass (plus: Muni Passes of the late 1970s)
More on the ’90s:
Over at Wooster Collective, artist Rachel Granofsky explains how she achieved the effect in this photo — and a bunch more in the series — without the aid of Photoshop. See the rest.
That’s right, folks. Come October, the Muni Fast Pass will be no more. Replaced by some kind of Translink-related thing. SFist has the whole story. We have, by way of early memorial, a bunch more rad antique fast passes:
You’ve seen those huge hearts all over the city. You have your own feelings about them. I don’t know what those feelings are. But here’s the thing: from now until August 25th the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation is accepting artist submissions for new hearts. So go design your own!
You can do something that tests the limits, like David Lynch did, you can do something plain like Tony Bennett’s face eating the Golden Gate Bridge, or you can do whatever the heck you want.
Get entry forms at the Heroes & Hearts 2011 website.