One of my pet peeves is seeing graffiti sprayed on public buildings, boxcars, highway overpasses—well, just about anywhere. The wannabe artists need a sound spanking. But some creations, like the ones below, get a pass. Take a look.
I can deal with it on man made structures. Here we see graffiti on stones near beautiful water falls - then I see red and I would get out the cane if I could catch them. But these you've shown here do have some merit.
The blue doors are the best! Funny coincidence on the graffiti theme.
There was a graffiti exhibit at a museum we recently visited. Honestly though? It was mediocre. Kind of a let-down, because I've seen amazing stuff out there.
the graffitti folks have a field day with railroad cars and while there is talent out there, it is being used in a criminal way. it is unfortunate that our society cannot harness that talent and get these folks into legitimate creative things.
I second Baxter's comment. They're destroying private property. Repaints of railroad cars can be $30k or more, as well as trespassing and putting themselves in danger of being killed.
Graffiti is a pet peeve of mine too, but these are great. Thanks for the smile Hermione. Hope you have a wonderful weekend:)
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My wife has a solution for this type of behavior, one is cleaning, the other is not sitting.
ReplyDeleteI can deal with it on man made structures. Here we see graffiti on stones near beautiful water falls - then I see red and I would get out the cane if I could catch them. But these you've shown here do have some merit.
ReplyDeleteThe blue doors are the best! Funny coincidence on the graffiti theme.
ReplyDeleteThere was a graffiti exhibit at a museum we recently visited. Honestly though? It was mediocre. Kind of a let-down, because I've seen amazing stuff out there.
I hate graffiti as well, but I enjoyed these. Thanks.
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the graffitti folks have a field day with railroad cars and while there is talent out there, it is being used in a criminal way. it is unfortunate that our society cannot harness that talent and get these folks into legitimate creative things.
ReplyDeleteI second Baxter's comment. They're destroying private property. Repaints of railroad cars can be $30k or more, as well as trespassing and putting themselves in danger of being killed.
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