Deigo
@yodiegoyo.bsky.social
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Paintings of corner shops, liquor stores, laundromats, corner stores, and more. Socialist. www.BusStopPaintings.com
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dmercer.bsky.social
Chicago tire shops are excellent.
Two-story fram building decorated in black and white stripes with a red, green, and white sign that says Jose's New & Used Tires & Rims. One-story orange brick building with a stepped parapet wall with an arch in the center. The door is in the center, and above it is a yellow square with a hubcap mounted on it. On either side of the door are two tires, painted yellow attached to the wall below yellow and black signs in English and Spanish. One-story brick tire shop painted bright orange-red. There is a customer door at the left, topped with a painting of Jesus. Next to that is a large glass block window and on the right is the garage door. There are paintings of tires at various places above the garage door. "4 Brothers Tire Shop, Inc." is painted in black and white at top left. One-story brick building with a flat roof. The brick is painted dark red, pale yellow, and brown. Pictures of tires, painted in black, white, and yellow, decorated the front. On either side are the words "TIRE SHOP", painted vertically. The address is painted yellow in the center of the building.
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clancyny.bsky.social
Logan Square neighborhood, Chicago. Man wearing a balaclava in a white, unmarked vehicle, pulls the pin on a tear gas canister and tosses it in the road.

"Just trying to grab some lunch and these fucking losers showed up. FUCK ICE!"
source: www.reddit.com/r/LoganSquar...
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
In an attempt to raise money for Gaza, I’m producing a limited edition 8”x10” print of this painting. More info on my instagram @bus.stop.paintings
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Delgado Shoe Store
3504 W 26th Ave.
Chicago
A watercolor painting of a storefront. A metal grate is closed over the recessed entrance to the store, but boots and shoes and a shirt can be seen in display windows. A sign hands above the entrance and part of it reads “DO SHOE STORE”. Above that is part of a sign that reads “LGADO” and to the right of that is part of another sign that reads “DEL”. Below this last sign is a glass door that leads to some orange steps that disappear into the dark.
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
Johnson’s Transmission
4528 W Madison St
Chicago
A watercolor painting of the entrance to an auto shop. An orange metal grate covers a grey door flanked by orange painted brick with the words “BRAKES” and “TIRES” written vertically. A window is covered in white board with the words “ac charge, brakes rotor, suspension, flats six, batteries, wheel bearings” written on it. Some of the brick exterior is also painted a light yellow. And empty white sign hangs above the window and door
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
1149 W 18th St
Chicago
A watercolor painting of a building entrance. A recessed door is flanked by storefront windows, which are covered by a metal grate. A grate over the doorway is half closed. Graffiti and tags cover the door, and the reflections of buildings are visible in the glass windows. A strip of red brick above the windows runs horizontally across the painting.
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
2617 W. North Ave
Chicago
A watercolor painting of a storefront. Above the central door hangs a yellow sign with the words “We buy gold, diamonds, silver, electronics, tools, antiques, etc.” written in blue. Flanking the door, the storefront windows are blocked by plywood on one side and piled high with cardboard boxes on the other side. A pink bay window juts out from the second floor of the building, its windows cast in shadow or reflecting a neighboring building.
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Shekinah Glory Holiness Ministry
2436 W Division St
Chicago
A watercolor painting of an orange brick building. Blue-grey doors flank four narrow windows with closed curtains. A sign above the windows reads “Shekinah Glory Holiness Ministry / Where the power of god is always falling / Eld. Calvin L Brown Sr. Pastor”. The shadow of a light pole runs across the sidewalk and up the face of the building
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
I think the work you do means a lot, and it stands in stark contrast to so much ugly and superficial junk online
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katieprout.bsky.social
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North Pulaski Fresh Market
3850 W North Ave
Chicago
An oil painting of the side of a grocery store. The words Pulaski Market hang above a row of windows filled with advertisements for aguacate, queso, and corn chips. The front of a red pick is visible along the curb, and a man in an orange shirt stands on the roof of the entrance, doing some work on the building.
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yodiegoyo.bsky.social
Not at the moment, maybe in the coming year though
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WASHTOWN USA
4036 W. Montrose, Chicago
A watercolor of an abandoned laundromat. A sign that “Washtown USA” in fading black letters hangs over dark glass windows. Two steps lead up to a recessed entry cast in dark shadows. Above the store, sand-colored aluminum siding  is bisected by uneven dark brown aluminum trim that juts out with a bay window, casting more shadow below it. A patch of blue sky is visible in the corner above the neighboring building
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tudoraf.bsky.social
A 🧵 lost in migration: A little background on 1205 N. Milwaukee Ave, built in 1937-38, for haberdasher Andrzej/Andrew Starsiak, designed by Anton A. Tocha.
Color photo of a 2-story story building in light tan terra cotta. Parapet features three rounded nubs. A pull-down garage-door-like screen covers what would be a shop window. Lines of gold terra cotta extend from the parapet through the second floor. Between floors in a striking maroon Art Deco font:  STARSIAK, then below in smaller letters CLOTHING.
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
Hopefully! Working on getting a print I’m happy with, which I’ll put on my online store too
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
Thank you! You might also like the work of @john-morris.bsky.social, similar subject matter but a very different style
yodiegoyo.bsky.social
I’ll be selling prints at the Cafe Calidá market