I should upload more doodles

A weathervane artisan - YouTube

Anthony Holand of Martha's Vineyard is widely considered the country's finest weathervane maker. Correspondent Martha Teichner meets the metal sculptor whose custom weathervanes tell remarkable stories (and come with a two-to-three-year wait list).

I almost started laughing at the closeup of the phone.

"The owner...was one of the first cell phone providers. So we went all the way back to Mercury and the brick phone."

Way back in the day a small company's weathervane was in the movie Jaws for literally a couple seconds and it's so far away - it's just a bunch of dots. Still - that seemed to be enough for them to build their brand. Decades later Holand joined the company as a welder and he eventually became the owner.

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Koupe Tet Boule Kay (2020)

Haiti is the world’s first Black led republic and, in 1791, created the largest slave rebellion in order to seek independence from its French colonizers. Haiti’s revolution is one of the ultimate symbols of Black power and the revolutionary phrase “Koupe Tet Boule Kay” (“Cut Heads, Burn Houses”) stated by Jean-Jaques Dessalines can pertain heavily to the current Black Lives Matter movement in the United States. To liberate you must aim for the head to tear unjust institutions down. In a Capitalist society, that head is money.

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Acquired by Frances Mulhall Achilles Special Collections Library at The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY

https://www.montinart.com/portfolio/koupe-tet-boule-kay

not sure if I got the phrasing quite right, direct machine translation is "American-style hunger relief" but that sounds more clunky in a way, at least for a poster