Showing posts with label Marianne Radnitzky. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marianne Radnitzky. Show all posts

Monday, May 18, 2026

Had to Check

I saw this newer sticker of Marianne Radnitzky's bundled up character. Given how cold it was for most of April, I'm not surprised. Maybe one of her more more springy characters will pop up soon.


Monday, December 01, 2025

Very Nice

We've saw this Marianne Radnitzky art last year, but I'm glad to see this new sticker go up. I'm glad to see any stickers go up to fight the blandification of Boston.


Monday, November 03, 2025

Belated Celebration

With all the Halloween themed stickers posted, I can finally post the first Marianne Radnitzky sticker of the fall season I saw all the way on October 8. 


Monday, August 25, 2025

Celebrate

I have some new graffiti I'll be pointing out next month. For now, but the priority today is a new Marianne Radnitzky, just in time to herald the fall season.


Monday, February 03, 2025

Here's a Tip

If you been wondering why there aren't as many Marianne Radnitzky stickers in your area, maybe you should go to her website and buy some.


Monday, September 16, 2024

Doing a Public Service

This sticker from Marianne Radnitzky tells me it's going to be all right. Autumn is coming. Sweater weather is coming. Just a little longer.


Monday, August 07, 2023

I Got My Marianne Radnitzky Sticker on My Journal

Where's yours?


I Found Marianne Radnitzky!

I found her on Newbury Street. She was selling her wares while I was on break from the Boston Poetry Marathon. I let her know how much I enjoyed her work. She gave me a free sticker with art I had never seen before. I went to go grab cash to purchase more, but she had already left. I hope to buy something from her website later this week.


Monday, March 20, 2023

She's Back

Marianne Radnitzky recently hit both South and Centre Street with a flurry of stickers I hadn't seen before. This one of them. Exciting to record it all.


Monday, November 14, 2022

One More from Marianne

I like this Marianne Radnitzkyin gold.  Like the colors in old church paintings. Keep expecting the people in the pictures to have halos.