Five Good Things: The Art of Signage to Brilliant Bus Stops

Present & Correct picks the best of this week's art on the web

June 03, 2015

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Signage from hairdressers, florists and off licenses. A niche but nice tumblr right here.

Pin It — Courtesy of Fleurs Coiffeur Liqueur

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tumblr_mfrebjGZiO1r78ewko1_1280 — Courtesy of Fleurs Coiffeur Liqueur

tumblr_mgatjr53mx1r78ewko1_1280 — Courtesy of Fleurs Coiffeur Liqueur

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tumblr_mb08ao0tfq1r78ewko1_1280 — Courtesy of Fleurs Coiffeur Liqueur

In Belarus they have taken bus stop appreciation to a whole new level, painting them with landscapes, flowers and the like. The result is a perfect blend of fantasy and hard reality, beautifully photographed by Alexandra Soldatova.

imb_02 — Belarus Bus StopPhotography by Alexandra Soldatova

imb_15 — Belarus Bus StopPhotography by Alexandra Soldatova

imb_05 — Belarus Bus StopPhotography by Alexandra Soldatova

imb_17 — Belarus Bus StopPhotography by Alexandra Soldatova

imb_01 — Belarus Bus StopPhotography by Alexandra Soldatova

More beauty in the everyday courtesy of Scheenhage's graphic car park shots. Yellow lines have never looked prettier!

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Epson ink, the most expensive medium known to man, is used to great effect in Phil Chang's work. His giant brush strokes are vivid enough to inspire a trip to PC World.