No one asked for this

[Tasytot]

how crisp those brush strokes are is so satisfying

[omegadadragon]

Not sure if it's legal, but if it isn't, this is true chaotic good behaviour right here.

[damiana]

Restoring old signs def helps the community. Makes it feel lived in and cared for. Keep up the great work

[corndogbark]

That sort of chaotic good community service through art always uplifts my day. Thank you for making your community a little cleaner and a little cuter :)

[missychan]

"Your dog's done his duty, now please do yours." 😅

Thank you for making the world of brighter place. ❤

[noisyshaun]

The way you freehand these brush strokes blows my mind

[glutenfreebees]

it’s insane how straight those freehand lines are

[Bigbaymonstermare]

My only comment is aside from how gorgeous it is and what a great job you’ve done and helped the community, is that for signs like this, maybe outline it in a darker blue or black? People who are blind fall on a spectrum of sight, as **MOST** legally blind people have **SOME** vision, and what do most blind people have? Seeing eye dogs. Just like us sighted folks, they pick up poop too! (A few YouTubers have made videos showing exactly how they do this, as it’s a real part of owning a dog, whether they’re trained to be your eyes, or are simply a beloved pet and member of the family!). So that is my only comment. Making it with a darker outline ensures that an entire community, fully sighted, partially sighted or legally blind, all know where to dump that poop! 😂😂❤

[Reige]

I just love that this kind of has a ripple effect. First that dude redesigning flyers and now this guy redesigning signs. And they both do it to help communities. I hope this continues to inspire others to do that.

[cleverkittn]

Your brushwork is truly beautiful to behold. Thank you for improving the pet station in such a positive way!

[Greg-omhb]

So happy to see that you are keeping alive the art of hand-lettering signs. That one is beautiful.

[Bladedcloud]

Pinstriping is a dying art. Keep doing what you're doing. Beautiful work.

[aquaintsound]

This is what community care looks like - its why cleaning up a piece of someone else's trash on the walk home can make a big difference

[j.c]

This is what they meant by getting into good trouble. This is beyond adorable yet informative and to the point.

[MamaWheelz]

I'm so glad many of these volunteer artists and workers do their craft freely just for the love of sharing with viewers in order to give them the warm and fuzzies which restore a bit more faith in humanity ❤

[emergnsee]

I KNOW the humongous value in such seemingly small gestures! Changing the world one project at a time!
Surprise projects too!
❤❤❤

[vide]

HOA should use their energy towards actually cleaning up & refreshing these stations. Accountability & integrity on the very principles they’re being paid for.
Thanks dude for sharing your creativity towards the greater good of the community.
Decency.

[SnailHatan]

Goddamn I love how that New Yorker artist’s videos inspired another artist to do the same thing. People don’t think of their towns as communities anymore and seeing videos like this gives me hope that we can bring some of that mentality back into existence in America.

Love this shit.

[metalslug]

Service that comes out of kindness rather than money is the most beautiful kind of service.

[karenlee]

Great job! If HOAs don’t appreciate cleaning/fixing/uplifting then they need to just get over themselves.