Here's one of many great images from a set of Chinese firecracker wrappers.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/exposur3/sets/72157602218128838/
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I love that the wrapper is of a Chinese version of the Wizard of Oz.
ReplyDeleteahh, that is great. i just looked through the whole set on flickr. reminds me of when i was around 5 and my friend and i would go to the roof of my old apartment and throw little firecrackers, although the wrappers were never that cool.
ReplyDeleteinteresting how he seems to be coming out of the firecracker like a genie and a bottle, kind of a mixture of a few cultures. tin man looks particularly cool as well. new desktop!
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