What would the Chinese Year of the Monkey by without a truly cheeky poster to kick it off?
San Francisco artist Lehu Zhang has created a celebratory image that some might simply see as a monkey's face. Others, well... they might see something else.
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It turns out that the obscene reading of this Year of the Monkey poster was not actually Lehu Zhang's intent at all - he swears it's a big accident.
"I decided to just use some basic shapes to create a monkey face," he told Buzzfeed.
"That was my intention. I was playing around with shapes and this thing just came up."
Needless to say, Twitter onlookers have had WAY too much fun with their own randy Year of the Monkey musings:
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