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I've got some others somewhere but they're not up on Flickr (I'll post them here later after some uploading), for now here's one from Harperbury Hospital...
... and one from the Melton Mowbray War Memorial Hospital ...
... and one from the Melton Mowbray War Memorial Hospital ...
Ok so I thought I would bring this thread back to life after a couple of sites I've been to have had some great work there (depending on how you look at it)
Some of these people are very talented I think though but here are a couple of my favs.
Some of these people are very talented I think though but here are a couple of my favs.
I'll get the 'rubbish but amusing' stuff out the way first
Sadly the only photo I have of my favourite bit of piss-poor graffiti - 'gay guys suck litterally' in an outbuilding at Fullers Earth
Chesham Hospital
Windrush Heights Hotel, and some very clear directions!
Merrydown Cider Factory
Hellingly
East Berkshire College
And now that's out the way, the good stuff....I could pick so many from Hellingly but I'll limit it to a few
Fullers Earth, again a lot I could show but will limit to a few
L&H Polymers (done very shortly after 9/11)
Pianoforte Factory
RAF Upper Heyford
Sadly the only photo I have of my favourite bit of piss-poor graffiti - 'gay guys suck litterally' in an outbuilding at Fullers Earth
Chesham Hospital
Windrush Heights Hotel, and some very clear directions!
Merrydown Cider Factory
Hellingly
East Berkshire College
And now that's out the way, the good stuff....I could pick so many from Hellingly but I'll limit it to a few
Fullers Earth, again a lot I could show but will limit to a few
L&H Polymers (done very shortly after 9/11)
Pianoforte Factory
RAF Upper Heyford
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For me it's got to be this priceless example of military wit and repartee from the Roman Empire. Roughly translated it says," B. Mure is thick"... it is carved into a door lintel in the Philae Temple at Aswan in Upper Egypt and dates to sometime between 30 BC and 619 AD. I took the pic back in 1989. 
But I love these modern gem at Lillesden Girls School, especially the blue and black one which is composed of dots of just two colours...
But I love these modern gem at Lillesden Girls School, especially the blue and black one which is composed of dots of just two colours...
I agree Eggbox. Although it is a shame that they are doing it on some great places, where else can they do it? With the government and councils not providing places for these people to express their "art", derelict buildings are perfect for them.
The one of the person hanging themselves would have scared the hell out of me when I first looked inside the building though!
Better Than most
Much better than your normal crap you see sprayed everywhere lol.
Nice to see some artistic graffiti in stead of the normal... someone loves cock or call for sex crap lol
Much better than your normal crap you see sprayed everywhere lol.
Nice to see some artistic graffiti in stead of the normal... someone loves cock or call for sex crap lol
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Omg
Wow I dont know if to call them ass holes for doing them or shake their hand????
No matter how much you have chavs graffiti......
There is some skill there
Feast your eyse on these:
Wow I dont know if to call them ass holes for doing them or shake their hand????
No matter how much you have chavs graffiti......
There is some skill there
I've no problem with graffiti if it adds more to the site than it takes away.
Some of the examples on this thread are outstanding. These are a few of my favourites encountered on my travels:
On the wall of a disused convent.
A friendly bear on the Larc LX 60s at Pound's Yard in Portsmouth
Happy garage found next to a recently-vacated care home in West Sussex.
Laporte Earths
And some more amusing ones:
Graffiti is 'intimerdating' - abandoned House near Horsham
A stark warning in the locker room at Cranleigh Brickworks/Steetley Chemicals
80s time-capsule at Nutbourne Brickworks
Some of the examples on this thread are outstanding. These are a few of my favourites encountered on my travels:
On the wall of a disused convent.
A friendly bear on the Larc LX 60s at Pound's Yard in Portsmouth
Happy garage found next to a recently-vacated care home in West Sussex.
Laporte Earths
And some more amusing ones:
Graffiti is 'intimerdating' - abandoned House near Horsham
A stark warning in the locker room at Cranleigh Brickworks/Steetley Chemicals
80s time-capsule at Nutbourne Brickworks
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...and how about these absolute beauties from Bradfield Water Works? I've just posted a full report in the Industrial section with lots more piccies...
Amazing!That shows real talent. I can't help thinking that someone must have been on some serious drugs to dream that lot up though...
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ok the monkey in torrington creamery is a good un,
and this one in culmhead control tower makes me chuckle
and this one in culmhead control tower makes me chuckle
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Some really cracking shots in this thread
A few from Thorpe Marsh Power Station.
A few from Thorpe Marsh Power Station.
