Who had it in for 3M then? Three mentions pictorially, the ingenious ability to fail disastrously? Hardly much of an advertisement for a corporation!
where did this come from?
I think it rather clever, but what does it mean?
its a pavement artist’s depiction of a surreal scenario… I can’t remember his name. I assumed the ads were incidental.
Julian Beever, British pavement artist on show in Santiago, Chile, courtesy BBC. My guess is the ‘real’ 3M ad was already in situ so he repeated it in the scene below.
Boadicea's Chariot 
Abso-lutely-blurry-brilliant.
Who had it in for 3M then? Three mentions pictorially, the ingenious ability to fail disastrously? Hardly much of an advertisement for a corporation!
where did this come from?
I think it rather clever, but what does it mean?
its a pavement artist’s depiction of a surreal scenario… I can’t remember his name. I assumed the ads were incidental.
Julian Beever, British pavement artist on show in Santiago, Chile, courtesy BBC. My guess is the ‘real’ 3M ad was already in situ so he repeated it in the scene below.
Worth more than $120 million?