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DocPop, 23 hours ago to graffiti

Spotted some superb sticker slaps by Sickid around SF.
#SFGraffiti #StickerSlaps #Graffiti #SanFrancisco #Sickid

A slap sticker spotted on the street. A drawing of a man's face, he has a pointy nose and a goatee and a mischievous expression. "Jerkoff. Sandwich. Heehee. LOL." is written near his head. The art is drawn in sharpie on a sticker label that is mostly white, but has "Sickid's Raspados" printed on the top.
A slap sticker spotted on the street. It has as stylized drawing of a woman smoking a cigarette. She looks buff and kind of mean. The art is drawn on a sticker label that is mostly white, but has "Sickid's Raspados" printed on the top.
A slap sticker on a post. It says "Dead Phone" in a nice cursive style and has a drawing of a person's face as they smirk towards the viewer. The art is done with a pink paint pen on a sticker label that says "Sickid's Respados" on the top.
A slap sticker spotted on the street. It's a drawing of someone's head, as seen from the side. They have a mischievous expression and a long pointed nose. The art is drawn in sharpie on a sticker label that is mostly white, but has "Sickid's Raspados" printed on the top.
A slap sticker spotted on the street. This one is another drawing of someone's head. They are biting their lower lip as if they are thinking, or maybe even farting? They have a long pointy nose and long eyelashes. The art is drawn on a sticker label that is mostly white, but has "Sickid's Raspados" printed on the top.

DocPop, 14 days ago to SanFrancisco

I've been noticing a lot of stickers with AI generated content in #SanFrancisco lately. Most of them seem to have AI-generated visuals in the background and some cool-looking text placed on top. A few say "Hairglasses", others have phrases like "Become wicker" or "Rusty Hoe, bear that load.". #SFGraffiti #Graffiti

A sticker that says "Hairglasses" in a psychedelic font. In the background is an AI-generated image that looks like three faces sort of blending together. There is a lot of hair on the faces (like they collectively have long black hair) and a few of the faces are wearing glasses.
A sticker that says "Cat-tenths. Cat tents" and has an AI-generated image of a cat in front of a spacey seen with lots of planets and the cosmos. It looks like someone took some time making sure the AI-generated content was cleaned up so it would look nice with the added text and fit onto a sticker.
Another sticker that says "Hairglasses". In the background there is a woman's head with long hair, but she has 4 eyes. And each set of eyes has glasses on. The image on the sticker appears to be AI-generated.
A round sticker on a post. The sticker says "Rusty Hoe" and "Bear that load" in a nice looking pink font in bubble letters. In the background is an AI-generated image of a few mushrooms and some sort of gardening tool. It sort of looks like a gardening hoe, but is a little wrong. You can tell that the sticker designer put effort into making sure the added text in the foreground matches the background images and colors. For instance, the pink of the mushrooms was used for the pink on the lettering. The sticker designer might have some skill with design, because they also make little edits to the AI-generated image like putting it in a circular shape with a black outline, but allowing parts of the image to bleed out of the circle. This makes it feel more intentional and makes certain parts of the image appear to pop out of the background.

DocPop, 15 days ago to SanFrancisco

Some tags and murals from Orange Alley and 25th St in #SanFrancisco. #SigFig #SFGraffiti

A large mural on a garage door in an alley. The mural shows several screaming faces under the word "Sigfig", which is the artist's name. Sigfig is written in a hard to read graffiti style. The mural is a black background with the characters and name painted in a teal color. Above the mural is another tag by "Doob" that shows their iconic Doob character in a quick black spray paint tag.
A red door with a face painted on it. Around the corner from the door you can see another graffiti tag written in a wild style and covering the wall and a bit of the ground at the bottom of the wall. Both pieces have been tagged over in Sharpie by other graffiti writers.
A large wall in an alley that is covered with tags and art. On the left side of the wall is a stylized painting of a woman holding flowers. Her skin is blue and the flowers are shaped almost like gears. To the right of the painting are a couple names written in a wild graffiti style. I believe the names say "Jugo" and "Simon".
Another view of the blue skull that I posted earlier in this series. This shows it from farther away so you can see all the other tags written around it. One of the tags is also by Muerte, it is done in a forrest green fill with lighter green stars inside.

DocPop, 22 days ago to SanFrancisco

#BruceHallman is a #SanFrancisco street artist and sculptor most known for making these iconic clay faces. His work can often be found glued under bike racks in the Mission. See much more of his work (not just bike racks and faces) here instagram.com/brucehallman #SFGraffiti #graffiti #sculpture

Another sclupted face under a bike rack. There are brown leaves on the ground around it. The paint is a little faded, but there are also vertical lines running up the character's face with bits of blue and red on them.
A really aged and faded clay face that has been glued underneath a bike rack.
A pink face glued under a bike rack. This one has little fish that have been carved onto the face by the artist. The fish are painted light blue and run in a line going from the face to the forehead.
A pink face glued under a bike rack. This one has a light blue line running along it's eyebrows and another red line along it's jaw.
Another face glued under a bike rack, this one is completely grey. The eyes look a little different than the rest, with maybe a sadder or more tired expression on the face.
Another face glued under a bike rack. The paint on this one has also faded off, but the clay looks darker than the others. Like a brownish color, with a brown leaf on the ground nearby and the pedals of a bike can be seen above it.
Another face glued to the sidewalk under a bike rack. The paint has faded from this one, but the clay has a reddish look to it. The sculpted face also looks more aged than the other pieces, like it's been here a while. There are some scrapes and cracks on one side.

DocPop, 23 days ago to random

"Hella Spicy" at #SenorSisig taqueria.