Consists of three symbols used by people for years to represent there feelings, inverted cross-Anti religion or i like to look at is as no master, Peace sign- anti war or how i prefer looking at it...Unity and that Anarchy "A" you mentiond was slipd in there for the litle thing everyone strives for all there lives to finaly understand. Freedom.
The Meth Orphans Consist of kids from all difrent backrounds and life styl who never thaught theyd find someone who wants more than anything but to see the stars and be themselves. call it adalesent poetry if thats what you still want after you read this... take it however but everyone looks for freedom, these kids want it not just for themselves but every cop who beat them and every blogger who got their kicks one night by typeing an entry about them =) i do hope the next entry you make about a tag or a carving is a positive one- The meth orphans

Thanks for writing in.

I admit I missed the cross symbol. I, like most, I'd venture, usually look for non-inverted crosses. But, really, finding any individual symbol in that amalgamation is tricky thanks to the many layers you put up there.

I'd recommend that you look at my graf tag again, and see the tags, stickers, and stencils that I've enjoyed. There should be more joining them shortly, now that I have a nice cameraphone.

Graffiti, and other public art, has great potential to effect viewers and their thoughts. As outsider art, it can provide alternative viewpoints on a society, and do so in an awe-inspiring way.

Your piece, however, was largely a glorified "Chase was here" kind of thing, executed in extremely low fidelity. Which is fine, as far as that goes, but expresses nothing interesting, let alone new. The other Delawanna posts I made at least featured interesting ideas, even if they were "adolescent" ones.

I'd like to make it clear: I am not your enemy, and I didn't write this piece for "getting my kicks" in on you and yours. Perhaps your adversarial worldview encourages that interpretation, but that was not my intention. I see things, and take a photo, write a few sentences about it, and a few more about my day, and the piece disappears into the digital ephemera. This is not to romanticize the journal (not blog) that I keep here, but rather to emphasize the arbitrariness of what I write, as well as its roots in my boredom.

I wish you luck in your quest for acceptance, freedom, and individuality, and I am glad to hear you have found a peer group. I found one in High School and one in College who have each done me immeasurable good.

Thanks again for the insight into the logo's design. It was very interesting.

Edit: But in all likelihood, you will not read this entry again, and I've just wasted the better part of a workday thinking about how to best explain myself and my opinions. Also, please consider investing in your writing education, it will pay dividends for the rest of your life. It's fine to break the rules, but you have to know them first.

Edited at 2008-07-11 09:28 pm (UTC)