I first spotted Turbeau’s sticker art in September. It was on a mailbox at the post office on NW 16th Street east of Portland Avenue. I posted a picture of the Radish on Instagram. Benny Jacobs responded, “Turbeau?” Later, Turbeau confirmed it was his (her?) work. Here is a screenshot of the exchange. You can click it to enlarge it.
I went back a few days later, but Mr. Radish was gone.
On Saturday, I had a few things to mail and once again, I got lucky and spotted Turbeau’s street art on the same drop box. This time, I had my Nikon with me. Yea!
This little guy kind of reminds me of Mayor McCheese who some folks tried to bring back from obscurity via a website and Facebook page. Poor Mayor.
Turbeau has a store on StorEnvy where you can buy his sticker art. I really like these bearded Oklahoma stickers. Click here to buy some.
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