1. The “Eat Me” flower box on St. Mark’s Place doesn’t look so good (via EV Grieve, Photo by Bobby Williams) So, some jackoff destroyed the Crif Dogs NYC “Eat Me” mosaic planter on St. Mark’s Place.  Fuck that guy. One more thing to add to the pile. If you’re inclined, please DONATE to help fix the planter here: http://mosaicmannyc.com/donate Thanks in advance. ——————————— Like Jim on Facebook or Follow him on Pinterest and Twitter @MosaicManNYC Check out The Official Mosaic Man Collection on Etsy and CafePress for belt buckles, t-shirts and a variety of other items featuring Jim’s designs. Proceeds go toward supporting Jim’s work on The Mosaic Trail. Or you can make a fully tax-deductible donation here.

    The “Eat Me” flower box on St. Mark’s Place doesn’t look so good (via EV Grieve, Photo by Bobby Williams)

    So, some jackoff destroyed the Crif Dogs NYC “Eat Me” mosaic planter on St. Mark’s Place. 

    Fuck that guy.

    One more thing to add to the pile.

    If you’re inclined, please DONATE to help fix the planter here:

    http://mosaicmannyc.com/donate

    Thanks in advance.

    ———————————

    Like Jim on Facebook or Follow him on Pinterest and Twitter @MosaicManNYC

    Check out The Official Mosaic Man Collection on Etsy and CafePress for belt buckles, t-shirts and a variety of other items featuring Jim’s designs. Proceeds go toward supporting Jim’s work on The Mosaic Trail.

    Or you can make a fully tax-deductible donation here.

  2. Here’s an old clip of Jim at work on his Crif Dogs pole.

    Crif Dogs celebrates its 10th Anniversary today.

    All dogs $1!!!

    Head on down, get yourself a dog and take a closer look at Jim’s work.

    113 St. Mark’s Place between 1st Avenue and Avenue A

    (Just look for the ‘Eat Me’ sign!)

  3. Some great shots of Jim’s work.

    Look closely at the Crif Dogs/Eat Me pole and see if you can spot a loveable literature and film character!

    Submitted by italianmojo887

    Remember, you can submit pictures, videos, or other posts to the site here.

  4. Some great old shots of Jim working on his Crif Dogs pole on St. Mark’s Place by photographer David Shankbone, circa 2009.

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