Now THIS Is Graffiti!

[icyfroth]

[lurker172602]

Where were these taken, do we know? All in one city or a collection from the Internet?

Very cool.

[cmcoins2000]

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@jimmy*part3 wrote:

Hair driving you up a wall?

I hope she leaves it.

Bushy hair!

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Do you think I need another perm.????

Wanna look good for Christmas.

[horizon1907]

aps, I find this type of thing appealing. It's when you see "Tags" over peoples fences & walls and anything else they decide to Vandalise, very offensive & criminal. There is a Home near me that has a Magnificent  Bluestone & Timber Front Fence, that is constantly being vandalised by Tags. It must be costing the owners a small fortune to have removed.  😞

[jimmy*part4]

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@cmcoins2000 wrote:

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@jimmy*part3 wrote:

Hair driving you up a wall?

I hope she leaves it.

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Do you think I need another perm.????

Wanna look good for Christmas.

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Nah, it looks devine! 🙂

[aps1080]

Horizon
Agree, i find tags boring, good artwork graffiti is worth looking at.

[para-slights]

Commissioned or sanctioned street art can be fantastic. There was a place we used to pass visiting friends whose huge retaining wall was always vandalised and they obviously got some street artists to paint it and the birds they painted were absolutely beautiful and this was over a decade ago.

[icyfroth]

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@lurker172602 wrote:
Where were these taken, do we know? All in one city or a collection from the Internet?

Very cool.

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Don't know lurks, a friend sent them to me in an email. I tried to make it out from the street signs but they're too shaded. I'm thinking somewhere in Europe, maybe Greece.

[icyfroth]

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@icyfroth wrote:

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@lurker172602 wrote:
Where were these taken, do we know? All in one city or a collection from the Internet?

Very cool.

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Don't know lurks, a friend sent them to me in an email. I tried to make it out from the street signs but they're too shaded. I'm thinking somewhere in Europe, maybe Greece.

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After another look, maybe in what used to be East Berlin. Never seen a city so covered in Graffiti as Berlin.

[jimmy*part4]

Vinie Graffiti’s pieces are usually feminine – her works almost always have a woman as her main subject. The artist even has a trademark character. It’s an elegant black skinned lady with big, sexy eyes and a huge afro hair which is often styled from different colored graffiti bubble tags.

If you look closely you will notice that the street artist’s signature piece’s wild hair has her tag name “Vinnie” all through it.

Vinie Grafiti participated in many big events such as The Bordeaux 2012 Graffiti Jam.

http://www.daily-art.com/vinie-graffitis-funky-street-art/

[icyfroth]

Wow! Good link there, Jimmy, well spotted!