“Guy Crossing and Guy Airport: Are They the Same Guy?”
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Wings of the Museum
Guy WorkingThe hat, the pose, the hardware — jobs in silhouette.
Guy DyingGuy puts the crash dummies to shame.
Often, the dog is more detailed than the human.
He’s Come a Long Way: 10,000 BC to Present
Omnipresent in early art, stick figures gave way to “realism” during the “Renaissance” but made a robust return in the 20th century.
Gwen and Family: Signage of Inclusion (under construction)
Born to be generic, devoid of specific identity, Guy later became a champion of access for people with disabilities. His age and gender characteristics reflected social change.
Here is the post on Facebook that launched the Guy Crossing project.
