Yeah I think it's more of if you build it they will come perhaps. I remember this big photo I really liked of a nikon film camera where the artist took macro pictures of each single piece and then combined it into a huge high resolution collage

According to their reddit post it's photographs but not sure if they are all photographs or some photos and some are cgi since the artist has so much stuff like the birds so maybe just a specific collection is photos

Yeah but it's so tricky to find and actually buy some of the ones I'm interested in. Looks like some are on one site and some on another but not all his pieces are available. And they're own site does explain what you're buying if it's just a digital download or a print.

Well you do get a naked large breasted assassin as a companion

When youbpee in a urinal you don't risk splashing like you do in a toilet, plus you don't have to touch anything like the toilet stall door

What a hexagon

Ah gotcha, my cousin worked for ups and loaded trucks also, making the drivers mad all the time haha

You fill your own truck?

But if you're American it's your duty to be spied on by your overlords, not their overlords

Yeah they're amazing, I try to go whenever he comes near my city, the huitlacoche mushroom ones are really good but he didnt have any this time

Wow people that drank redbull have kids in college already, I guess it does make you move quicker

Here's a news article about him https://www.kqed.org/arts/13925233/pre-hispanic-mexican-cuisine-indigenous-mayan-food-truck-taco-truck-san-jose

Varguez considers his menu the rebirth of the food of his ancestors. The dishes come in a familiar format — tacos, burritos and quesadillas. But almost every item features pre-colonial ingredients and techniques that set them apart from your typical taco truck.