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Charles

Charles has written 51 posts for Art Good, Hitler Bad.

Moving Pictures

With the holidays looming and my generally gloomy mood exasperated by a sagging economic outlook, I haven’t had much to write about. In search of inspiration I delved back into the archives and rediscovered the adventures of Steel-O-Man, which gave me an idea. I wonder what that guy is up to? Thankfully, cooking desserts for […]

A Stitch In Time

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Wanted

Usually I dread trips to the US Post Office. When I’m unfortunate enough to receive the manila colored delivery notice proclaiming I have a waiting package, I have to find time after work to travel to the local station and painstakingly wait in line with other frustrated customers while flagrantly aloof postal workers process packages […]

Classes At The Main

A friend was handed this manifesto while buying a case of Kirin Ichiban at the corner store. Apparently created at the San Francisco Main Library on a schedule of available classes, the author (or unsung prophet) covers a range of themes seemingly common among the paranoid, such as government corruption, both historical and religious references, […]

Will Bites Back

Some photos of a recent up cropping of posters by the now infamous ‘Natalie’s Dog Walking Service’, aka ‘Will’s Motorized Mountain Bikes’, aka ‘Paul’s Pro Painters’.

Apparently Will’s custom canine orthopedics have evolved into something less favorable of the geriatric canine community his early posters sought to champion. And who can blame the man? Picture it: […]

On the Heels of a Ghost

This post has been a long time in the making. For the last few years we’e followed on the heels of a ghost. Starting with conjecture and probably more than a hint of fantasy, we’ve become consumed with the task of piecing together the fragmented story of (by all accounts) a seemingly unremarkable man whose […]

Creepy

I was emptying out my camera’s memory card when I stumbled on this picture taken a couple months back. At the time of the photo the sheer scale and creepiness of this huge monstrosity compelled me to walk by it a number of times, like someone trying to inconspicuously get a good look at a […]

Wish You Well

San Francisco is great town for bicycle commuting. Aside from the looming hills that dot the landscape, it’s really fast, easy and fun to get around on two wheels. I sometimes catch a glimpse of some middle-aged tool driving a Hummer H2 and I wonder if he even knows the pure exhilaration and sense of […]

Dog Stroller

Update: I saw Will (pet portrait guy) the other day, strolling up the street with Natalie the dog wearing flying goggles, seated in a stroller with a pouch full of fliers and another dog in tow. It’s nice to finally catch a first-hand sighting…
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Wonderlust

I live in a tight-knit neighborhood community. On any given night the local bar plays second home to a storied crew of locals from the surrounding area. As with any small neighborhood, rumors and gossip abound. And when I first started talking up my affinity for Anthony’s intriguing t-shirt designs I learned that the owner […]

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