Mission Mission

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— The Secret Alley (@TheSecretAlley) June 5, 2014

And Primo!

UPDATE!!!

OMG…

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They’re gonna disappear sometime this weekend! (I guess watching crews dismantle them might be pretty cool too.)

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Who would of course be Brian Barneclo, the artist behind the massive 60 foot Systems mural by the Caltrain station, as well as the newer one by Foods Co.  His new work emulates the same style, but on a much smaller scale, of course.  On the other hand, it’s a lot easier to sit inside!  Stop by and take your turn on the Soapbox, and then check out some of his other rad work at the neighboring Luna Rienne gallery.  Check it out, there’s even a mini court!

It’s been a few years in the making, but what started as a web comic is now about to become an actual physical published work of art! Here’s what it’s about:

Just Another Sheep follows a timid teen learning to think for himself in the days of Flower Children, free love, and the Vietnam War. But this is not just a soul search! The teen is on a quest to find out how he has the amazing ability to make people experience anything his body has before– be that food poisoning, intoxication, pleasure, or pain.

That would be awesome.

Mat and the crew have actually already reached their Kickstarter goal (congrats, y’all!), but there’s 66 hours left to pledge an amount and earn some sweet bounty. (I meant to mention this last week, but the weather got nice and I went to the beach and didn’t come back until just now.) Rewards include comics, art, t-shirts, having yourself written into the story and more! Check it all out.

[Photo by Kyle]

I thought it was a T.P. Wall-E at first — does that make me a millenial? (I also think I was a little too young for the Pixies; but then again, when the hell did Disclosure and the National become the biggest bands in the world?) (Am I stoned?)

[via Clark Allen]

View it up close here. Get yourself a screenprinted copy here.

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