A Sign Of The Times

San Francisco’s Billboard Liberation Front has struck again, after a hiatus of more than a year.
The “cabal of eccentric advertising professionals,” as the group calls itself, made “significant enhancements” recently to the 90-foot by 30-foot Levi Strauss & Co. billboard (shown here) that overlooks the intersection of U.S. 101 and I-80 in the Bay Area.
The BLF’s raison d’tre is to “improve” dull outdoor advertising by adding its own panels and lighting systems to prominent sites.
This time the visage of serial killer Charles Manson was added to the Levi’s ad that previously showed only the brand’s logo.