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Simon of New Orleans is a French-born artist who first moved to Florida in the late 1980s. He then moved to Louisiana and became known for his painted bright and colorful signs which can include distinguishing lettering, various animals, and slogans that include an assortment of French, English, and local New Orleans dialect. His style is often considered folk art or Haitian. He uses the term "deja vu art" to describe his work. His shop today resides in New Orleans on Magazine Street.