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Poster Boy Keeps Mixing it Up Underground

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Jen Carlson

Published Jun 23, 2008

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The subway ad mash-up artist has been hard at work underground. Here's some of the latest creations, including a shot of a poster he was still working on when someone snapped a picture.

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