Graffity-Creator

Dijaški dom Nova Gorica

Dijaški dom Nova Gorica is the response from Google when you type "ddng"

TRAIN VIDEO

Video including TLP (Two Lurking Phreks), SUCR, OBLIG, PSK, JONAS, RALER and WCMS.

MECHELEN

Stad Mechelen laat illegale graffiti op 22 plaatsen verwijderen, maar wil namelijk twee oefenmuren voor graffiti zorgvuldig bepalen ...

Eric Van Eycken - Het Nieuwsblad - 27 nov. 2010

Illustration Graffiti Alphabet and Graffiti Fonts

This image is a graffiti alphabets vector illustration

This picture is a graffiti fonts vector illustration

On December 11, Lezarts Urbains organizing a tour around the graffiti and street art in Brussels.

Accompanied by experts and artists, we suggest you go to meet the work of these artists with unexpected patterns and discover some of the emblematic sites of graffiti and urban art in Brussels but also places where surprises the public does not usually move!

Practical information: € 5 including tours, bus rides. From 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 50 places available. Listings and info from Caroline: 02/5381512 or caroline@lezarts-urbains.be

Source : http://www.lezarts-urbains.be

Picture : Reset (Atomix - October 2010)

WCMS

Two Lurking Phreks

JONAS

OBLIG

JEEP

RALER CREW

JONAS PSK

ART OR VANDALISM ?

Belgian rail strike : art or vandalism ...

ESPAS DKS

Beautiful Paint Graffiti Street Arts

Beautiful Paint Graffiti Street Arts Murals on Wall Gallery

Le français aujourd’hui - La pensée du discours

Le numéro 170 de la revue "Le français aujourd’hui", consacré à la graphie, parle de tag et de graffiti. Petit aperçu avec les graffitis des rues des Maraîchers et des Pyrénées à Paris.

Le blog "La pensée du discours" aborde une réflexion sur la représentation de la femme dans le graffiti intitulée : "Pour les graffeurs, les femmes ne sont pas encore des hommes comme les autres" et nous offre un "petit conte graffitique".

Source : La pensée du discours

Mural Graffiti Street Art by Bocho

Mural Graffiti Street Art by Bocho Picture Gallery

Graffiti murals vandal goes free

ANOTHER interstate graffiti vandal has escaped jail after breaking into the pages of Melbourne train with 15 cans of spray paint, in disguise and a video camera.

Derek Allen, 22, who sat silently in the dock during yesterday's court hearing, was full of bravado on leaving court, declaring himself a hero. "You should be publicising me as a hero. We're all heroes," he said of graffiti vandals. "We want to have our say." When asked if he planned to keep vandalising trains, Allen said: "I probably shouldn't say that." Earlier this month, three NSW graffiti vandals walked free from Melbourne Magistrates' Court after admitting to a wave of train vandalism attacks. The trio, who caused thousands of dollars in damage to Melbourne trains, were placed on community-based orders.

Allen, also from Sydney, used bolt cutters to break into the Carrum sidings -- a train holding yard in Melbourne's outer southeast -- where he planned to plaster the exteriors of trains with anti-nuclear slogans. But his scheme was thwarted when two Connex guards spotted him boarding a stationary train carriage about 7am on Saturday.