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[michaelgemar@cosocial.ca]

@Owlor @Stoori

[urbanfoxe@mastodon.ie]

@Stoori in upper Manhattan, all the prewar buildings have elaborate mouldings, gargoyles, fruit and other ornaments and over the years most have been painted to match the brick but I'm sure they used to be gold and colorful, I think it's just that people have only seen black and white photos that they assume they were always plain and dull.

[michaelgemar@cosocial.ca]

@20002ist @Stoori @peter Danger 5 should be a better known show.

[noodlemaz@mstdn.games]

@Stoori bits of the Southbank Centre are yellow tbf
Not quite this fun

[jadedtwin@corteximplant.com]

@Stoori

Top: cold russian winters are harsh, comrade
Bottom: welcome to lego land!

[erebus_amauro@ohai.social]

@Owlor @Stoori from a spanish song loosely translated "the images for that didn't deteriorate from the natural wear of the photographic foil, its because the things of the past... were all yellow" Juan Abarca's Rancio y Senil
xD

[illuminatus@mstdn.social]

@michaelgemar @20002ist @Stoori @peter I support this

[eri@mk.moth.zone]

@Stoori@polyglot.city yeah, this is my aesthetic. brutalist building covered in murals

[zeborah@mastodon.nz]

@marcusboden It's a joke, referring to ancient Greek and Roman statuary etc which we're used to thinking of as pristine white marble but which turn out to originally have been painted in super-bright colours.

Sadly Brutalism was in fact always brutally boring.

@Stoori

[pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world]

@Stoori Lipstick on a pig.

[apophis@yourwalls.today]

@Stoori i normally like brutalism but omg need

[linza@kamu.social]

@eri @Stoori That describes my hood!

[iakobsdesamos@xarxa.cloud]

@Stoori I wasn't expecting a minoic joke this morning

[tokeriis@helvede.net]

@Stoori