A dragon (at least that’s what I see) covers an entire boxcar. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
Admittedly, I possess no understanding of train art. Yet, I appreciate it. Not as the graffiti it is by definition, but rather because I see the images and words as art. A traveling art gallery. I doubt railroad companies would agree.
The traveling gallery parked in Faribault earlier this year. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
More art/graffiti I don’t understand. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
Another look at the dragon from a distance and the words I can’t read. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024
An apology. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
The freshly-painted signature of DOLLFACE. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
More art by the apologetic artist. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
Signature or art, I’m unsure. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
An artist’s tag…I think. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
Some artists respectfully paint around official markings on rail cars. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
An understandable commentary. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
More art on boxcars. (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024)
I found this humorous, painting around the word “PAINTED.” (Minnesota Prairie Roots copyrighted photo 2024
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