The Jerusalem neighborhood of "Shaarei Chesed" is often described as "Meah Shearim with a smile." (sound like a promo for the Muqata House of Waffles)
What better positive mental attitude is there, than broadcasting this message:
"Please pass through our neighborhood!
We want you to visit! Please drop by...
but please wear modest clothes."
A simple wave of the black graffiti marker and a negative sign becomes so much more appealing...and it's message, so much more understandable.
Much nicer than the original:
Equal Opportunity Sign Modification: They did the exact same on the Hebrew posters.
These graffiti masters should work for a Chareidi Ad agency -- they certainly know how to get the right message across, in a gentler way.
hat-tip: My former Shaarei-Chessed flatmate, CG
What better positive mental attitude is there, than broadcasting this message:
"Please pass through our neighborhood!
We want you to visit! Please drop by...
but please wear modest clothes."
A simple wave of the black graffiti marker and a negative sign becomes so much more appealing...and it's message, so much more understandable.
Much nicer than the original:
Equal Opportunity Sign Modification: They did the exact same on the Hebrew posters.
These graffiti masters should work for a Chareidi Ad agency -- they certainly know how to get the right message across, in a gentler way.
hat-tip: My former Shaarei-Chessed flatmate, CG
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