Comment of the Week: "It was giant week at Purple Twig. What amazing creative little artists. "

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'Giantess Jemima' Signs Appear on Colorado

A number of signs were spotted on power poles and trees along the sidewalk of the 2100 block of Colorado Boulevard, several stores east of Swork. Designs included a yellow-faced figure with green eyes and warned readers to be wary of "giantess Jemima," who is said to be 100,000 feet tall, with "rough feet," and is holding the Statue of Liberty in its right hand.

It appeared to be the work of the creative minds who visit Purple Twig. Thanks to reader Samara and reader eaglerocker who filled us in.

SAMARA Caughey August 05, 2013 at 02:02 PM It was giant week at Purple Twig. What amazing creative little artists. Way to take it to the streets.

eaglerocker August 04, 2013 at 10:23 PM Looks like the work of those subversive rug-rats at Purple Twig. I'll bet the little hippies ride tricycles, too.

rebecca niederlander August 06, 2013 at 12:26 AM YEah! Twigsters in action!
Do Something August 06, 2013 at 11:33 AM Nice to keep Eagle Rock intriguing!