Cryptografitti?
Seen across the street from the newly installed International Cryptozoology Museum at 661 Congress Street.
Photo (c)2010 by Michelle Souliere
posted by Michelle @ 1:58 PM
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Photo (c)2010 by Michelle Souliere
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2 Comments:
You have that image captioned as "sasn" but I think you're mistaken. Look how the line is at an angle and breaks out below the letterform of the last letter. I'd say that's a Q - making it "SASQ" - which makes total sense for the location!
Mikepop-- you may be right! The angle on the downstroke is pretty mild, but SASQ makes more sense than SASN.
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