“He loved the bat-shit crazy girl”

A piece of blackout graffiti photographed by thedailykrog:

Wanted to share this one with you. I photograph this 1 tunnel in Atlanta everyday because of the rapidly changing graffiti. This one made me think of your work!

“He loved the bat-shit crazy girl”

A piece of blackout graffiti photographed by thedailykrog:

Wanted to share this one with you. I photograph this 1 tunnel in Atlanta everyday because of the rapidly changing graffiti. This one made me think of your work!
“The Muffin Theory,” a blackout by Ben Byriel, Denmark

“The Muffin Theory,” a blackout by Ben Byriel, Denmark

Hi Austin,
I discovered your work a couple of years ago and shared it with my literacy team at an urban school in Colorado.  Later, I purchased your book and began to craft my own poems.  This month, I started a webpage to host my collection.  It would be an honor if you checked it out:  https://upturnedcorners.jux.com/
Happy Thursday!Jess  

Nice! Dig the color. —AK

Hi Austin,

I discovered your work a couple of years ago and shared it with my literacy team at an urban school in Colorado.  Later, I purchased your book and began to craft my own poems.  This month, I started a webpage to host my collection.  It would be an honor if you checked it out:  https://upturnedcorners.jux.com/

Happy Thursday!
Jess  

Nice! Dig the color. —AK

“Warm Glimpses,” a blackout by Anthony Santulli

“Warm Glimpses,” a blackout by Anthony Santulli

Says reader Tabinda:

an afternoon in my favourite coffee shop led to this

See more poems in progress.

Says reader Tabinda:

an afternoon in my favourite coffee shop led to this

See more poems in progress.

A blackout by missxx
“Little to Give,” a stitched blackout by Sophia, 25

“Little to Give,” a stitched blackout by Sophia, 25

“Not talking to anyone,” a blackout by Grisho

“Not talking to anyone,” a blackout by Grisho

“Dance, or else,” a blackout by Anthony Santulli

“Dance, or else,” a blackout by Anthony Santulli

“The Trash” a blackout by Noah Lewis (coastingtheark)

“The Trash” a blackout by Noah Lewis (coastingtheark)

A blackout by fluxphoto:


  why should the devil get all the good tunes
  hum away sad afternoons

A blackout by fluxphoto:

why should the devil get all the good tunes hum away sad afternoons

“Well, and what next?” 2007, by Tonya Doughty, Wenatchee, WA

“Well, and what next?” 2007, by Tonya Doughty, Wenatchee, WA