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Pink Flamingos are known as lawn ornaments, a ladies drink, and of course the classic John Waters movie. Pink Flamingos is also the name of a drag show down the strip from the 2 star hotel you flopped in last time you went gambling were out of town on business.
Amsterdam based Ives One was splashing and splattering and dripping his way through some Miami walls last week and rendered a few of the iconic feathered friends as long as the sun was shining. Wait, the sun is always shining there, isn’t it?
Ives One (photo © Pati Laylle)
Ives One (photo © Pati Laylle)
Ives One (photo © Pati Laylle)
Ives One (photo © Pati Laylle)
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