
I love this painted door in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, and I love the source of its imagery even more.
Continue reading “On the Street: An Homage to Goya in Williamsburg, Brooklyn”

I love this painted door in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, and I love the source of its imagery even more.
Continue reading “On the Street: An Homage to Goya in Williamsburg, Brooklyn”

Image: [Columbus Day at Columbus Circle, NYC], October 12, 1940, Museum of the City of New York.

This has no deep significance or any connection to my usual topics. It just made me look twice and, well, laugh. Someone had pasted a blank piece of paper over the letter “S” in this sign and made a little street-art joke.
Image: photo by Tinsel Creation
Two of my blogging obsessions are beauty products and New York City, so when I come across something that connects both subjects, I can’t wait to share my thoughts.
On a recent visit to the bi-annual Elements Showcase (a niche/artisan fragrance trade show with a few extras), I met the founders-owners of the Tenoverten nail salons (“ten over ten,” get it?) and I had a chance to try Tenoverten’s own line of nail polish. The collection currently includes fourteen shades named after streets in downtown Manhattan.
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