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The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent anyone else's view in any way, including those of my employer.
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The opinions expressed herein are my own personal opinions and do not represent anyone else's view in any way, including those of my employer.
© Copyright 2009
On a mission.
Strange combination.
Just one of those marks you can find at strange places.
Translated from Swedish.
Who’s that slimy guy?
Triangle drama or…
Hard to decide.
Someone just forgot it.
Even in the nature you can find some marks. I have my own “voodo” stuff, may show you some day 
.
A deer! I wonder if Klister Pete lives here?
The word dvärg (dwarf) can be seen painted at a very low height on grey and dull surfaces.
This mark is new for me, have never seen it before.
I don’t know what this means…
The kid. The name of roe deer kids in Swedish is “kid”, so maybe the sense of the marks is “Warning, kids”.
The roe deers can be found at the back of road signs and on concrete walls in different shapes and size in the streets of Stockholm, Sweden. I don’t know who makes them.
Update: Found that the roe deers are made by the artist Peter Baranowski, also called “klister Peter” (glue Peter). He also puts up nesting boxes all over the town (Stockholm). Here’s a site with him and other street artists projects, Akayism.
This time at a concrete foundation and in blue colour.
This chainsaw can be seen painted here and there in Stockholm, mostly on electricity centrals.
Let Me present Andy.
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