Over the past two years, one hundred (or so) faces have popped up on walls around the city. Most were completed in stages: a quick sketch of a woman done one night in black paint might grow blue eyes, brown hair, and earrings soon after, provided she hadn't already been painted over. The work, especially the female sketches variously dubbed "the painted lady" and "the lady," gained many admirers, including us, but the artist behind them managed to stay anonymous even as the sketches grew in number and reputation.
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