A fun poster by editorial artist Harry Campbell (you've no doubt seen his work in the NYT and elsewhere). Love the cut-aways and perspective changes - it reminds me of a children's book.
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Awesome! That kind of reminds me of that weird freaky comic where the characters are like these werid freaks and they do really weird shit like get drunk and beat the shit out of each other and dress really weird. I wish I could remember what the fucking thing is called or who the cartoonist is. It's like a whole world with really weird shit going on.
What a wonderful image. I wish public works were not so out of fashion in Washington these days. It seems that too many people see them as pork rather than needed investments in infrastructure that will boost the economy in the short-term by creating jobs and in the long-term by making economic activity more efficient.
Three cheers for PUBLIC WORKS!