Autorack Yellow Siding // 3-Eyed Character
Painted on the side sill of a North American Autorack. Features punchy turquoise "LARD!" block lettering with bright orange starbursts and polka dots, alongside his signature three-eyed melting creature in a bowler hat with purple dripping chin tendrils.
Three-Eyed Characters
Surrealist figurative character heads defined by third-eye iconography, concentric circular contours, exaggerated facial pores, and drooping lower-jaw drips. Often accessorized with bowler hats or jester crowns.
Dot-Field Textures
A distinct replacement for conventional spray fades, applying high-contrast secondary color dot rings (orange across emerald, lavender across orchid) along letterforms and borders.
Freight Steel & Industrial Cuts
Focus centered on transcontinental grain hoppers, autorack sills, and heavy concrete infrastructure across bridge abutments and riparian rip-rap zones in the Lower Mainland.
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This digital archive is curated strictly for historical and photographic documentation of contemporary Pacific Northwest street art and freight culture. All photographs represent publicly visible installations and industrial rolling stock.