‘Traffic signs’ with President Trump’s silhouette have started appearing around deep-blue New York City. Patriot artist and activist Scott LoBaido spotted one of the signs and shared it on social media. “!!WARNING!! Not suitable for sensitive snowflakes,” LoBaido wrote. “Um, I don’t know who’s doing this but this is f****** genius,” he said in a video posted to X. “They’re all over the city. Now that is clever. I don’t know who’s doing it but it’s f****** genius,” he continued. WATCH: !!WARNING!!Not suitable for sensitive snowflakes. pic.twitter.com/BVRPFNeLFq — Scott LoBaido (@ScottLoBaido) September 30, 2024 “Someone just sent me this! they are popping up all over NYC,” LoBaido wrote. Someone just sent me this! they are popping up all over NYC. pic.twitter.com/IPzaIADmAv — Scott LoBaido (@ScottLoBaido) October 4, 2024 * Image from Scott LoBaido X Post * “I am honored to be painting at this emotional, historic event,” LoBaido said, referencing the historic Trump rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. I am honored to be painting at this emotional, historic event. pic.twitter.com/AkdBPm1VRB — Scott LoBaido (@ScottLoBaido) October 5, 2024 “Today will be emotionally epic,” LoBaido said. WATCH: Today will be emotionally epic. pic.twitter.com/JepQUmozzH — Scott LoBaido (@ScottLoBaido) October 5, 2024 LoBaido completed a speed painting in honor of Corey Comperatore on stage at President Trump’s Butler rally. WATCH: BREAKING: Popular Artist Scott LoBaido just did a magnificent speed painting in honor of Corey Comperatore on stage at Trump's Butler rally I'm speechless… pic.twitter.com/UqeGI2h4XU — George (@BehizyTweets) October 5, 2024 So emotional here in Butler watching @ScottLoBaido unveil his painting dedicated to Corey Comperatore. pic.twitter.com/xoZ3UxhH7F — Heather Mullins (@TalkMullins) October 5, 2024 WOW! PAINTER SCOTT LOBAIDO JUST COMPLETED HIS PAINTING OF COREY COMPERATORE AT TRUMP'S BUTLER RALLY! Beautiful painting, @ScottLoBaido! Over 60K are at this rally! Share to make this go viral! pic.twitter.com/ZNaa1JxeHs — Bo Loudon (@BoLoudon) October 5, 2024