Had it up before, I think...well, what the hey. I redo I did of the British Petroleum logo, using a piece of a photo of a sign outside a station:
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Broken Pipe

Needs no introduction

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Sublime cheese

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A David Shrigley cartoon

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21st-century pointilism

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and the original master of pointilism, Signac.

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Coupla Tulsa murals that I rather like:

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Oh wow, I forgot what the theme was this week, but I have the perfect painting.

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This painting is like a train wreck. You want to look away but you can't. That's okay, the more you look, the more hilarious it gets. For the record, it's at one of my regular stops, Zio Carlo Brew Pub.

You probably can't get the full effect of the painting from the image above, so I uploaded a much larger version here. I suggest viewing it full size so you can see the detail, start from the bottom and work your way up. Note, for instance, what the dancer in the front is holding in her extended hand.

Whoa, Doohickie, that's some picture. I can't say I dislike it though. And is that Alec Baldwin on the balcony (blue suit)? And Jesus?

Entirely possible. I'd love to talk to the artist and find out what it all means. (I think it's a local artist, so there's a chance of meeting him.)