Jay Shells Encourages New Yorkers to Pick Up After Their Pets
Michael Hines — August 14, 2010 — World
References: jayshells & laughingsquid
Jay Shells is a New York City artist who recently asked citizens of the city to pick up after their pets with this creative poster. The poster features a dog pooping and even offers onlookers biodegradable bags for handling the waste.
Jay Shells is the artist behind the Subway Etiquette project, a series of pamphlets with instructions on how to behave on the city's subways. Jay Shells’ anti-dog poop are a great example of how one person can use art to rally for change. This is change we can believe in, people.
Jay Shells is the artist behind the Subway Etiquette project, a series of pamphlets with instructions on how to behave on the city's subways. Jay Shells’ anti-dog poop are a great example of how one person can use art to rally for change. This is change we can believe in, people.
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