Bombs Away

One flyer has a picture of a garage sale sign, advertising for a house on Le Sage Drive. "Reward," says the flyer, "very important garage sale sign stolen from 5916 Le Sage. We would like it back…and are willing to pay up to 75 cents."

Another has a picture of the Astrodome and asks, "Have you seen this building? Last seen near Loop 610. This building is very close [to] me and my family."

Daniel Kramer

GONZO247: "There's always someone active."

CRÜZ slops on another layer of paste.

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Others seek lost Sharpies, hamburgers, packs of cigarettes and even dance moves.

"When you're stopped at a stoplight and you look over, now there's something funny to read," says Bentsen, "as opposed to 'Lose weight now' or 'We make banners' or whatever."

When CRÜZ stopped by the studio one evening, I Love You Baby got the chance to take its actual paintings to the streets.

They all collaborated on a giant painting of the inside of a refrigerator, full of butter, ham and other vittles.

Then the Guys from California took it and pasted it on a metal box at the corner of Montrose and Fairview. It lasted for several months before the city covered it up with white paint.

"Nobody tried to rip it off or put anything on top of it," says Bentsen. "It seemed like the neighborhood liked it.

"But that's just the way it goes."