Googly Eyes On Trash Can at Ali Purser blog

Googly Eyes On Trash Can. Well the trend has now reached bulgaria thanks to a street artist called vanyu krastev, and as you can see from his eye. Like they're white handles and the black part is the grip in the handle, the place where you stick your fingers to drag the wheeled trash can along. That would be great for kids, maybe then they'd throw trash away since they will always be playing with it. Novelty googly eyes have been popping up on trash cans, cracked pavement and tree trunks across the world, with the help of a non profit. If you talk to the sentient garbage can with the googly eyes, they mention a little funny guy muttering something about deals to. They found their old valentines and ripped the googly eyes off of one and plopped them on the trash can! Their street art projects have included affixing googly eyes to mangled trash can lids, street grates, and bike racks, adding personality to objects we might otherwise pass without noticing as we rush from place to place. I think they actually might just be handles. If you keep a look out, you can find a face in just about any ordinary object—even in something as innocuous as a trash can.

If you talk to the sentient garbage can with the googly eyes, they mention a little funny guy muttering something about deals to. Their street art projects have included affixing googly eyes to mangled trash can lids, street grates, and bike racks, adding personality to objects we might otherwise pass without noticing as we rush from place to place. Like they're white handles and the black part is the grip in the handle, the place where you stick your fingers to drag the wheeled trash can along. I think they actually might just be handles. Novelty googly eyes have been popping up on trash cans, cracked pavement and tree trunks across the world, with the help of a non profit. That would be great for kids, maybe then they'd throw trash away since they will always be playing with it. They found their old valentines and ripped the googly eyes off of one and plopped them on the trash can! Well the trend has now reached bulgaria thanks to a street artist called vanyu krastev, and as you can see from his eye. If you keep a look out, you can find a face in just about any ordinary object—even in something as innocuous as a trash can.

there is a green trash can with googly eyes on it's face, and the words

Googly Eyes On Trash Can That would be great for kids, maybe then they'd throw trash away since they will always be playing with it. If you keep a look out, you can find a face in just about any ordinary object—even in something as innocuous as a trash can. They found their old valentines and ripped the googly eyes off of one and plopped them on the trash can! Their street art projects have included affixing googly eyes to mangled trash can lids, street grates, and bike racks, adding personality to objects we might otherwise pass without noticing as we rush from place to place. Novelty googly eyes have been popping up on trash cans, cracked pavement and tree trunks across the world, with the help of a non profit. Well the trend has now reached bulgaria thanks to a street artist called vanyu krastev, and as you can see from his eye. I think they actually might just be handles. Like they're white handles and the black part is the grip in the handle, the place where you stick your fingers to drag the wheeled trash can along. If you talk to the sentient garbage can with the googly eyes, they mention a little funny guy muttering something about deals to. That would be great for kids, maybe then they'd throw trash away since they will always be playing with it.