Is That A Faucet in Your Pants or Are You Just Happy to See Me?

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To help promote the Denver Center for the Arts production of Drag Machine, a drag queen-centric production, Denver agency gyro created posters that were placed strategically over existing faucets so that the faucets appeared to be… well…just look at the posters.

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