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not your average graffiti art...
19th Feb 2008, 12:26   | tags:,,

where did you find it?

19th Feb 2008, 17:06

billion says:

stella, it's on potterrow in edinburgh, an area that's known for high quality (and generally legal) graffiti art. it's close to the main skating area so the kids often skate then spraypaint or vice versa. this piece definately stands out from the crowd - graffiti usually isn't as expressive in this way.

19th Feb 2008, 17:17

lynchwalker says:

That's sublime.

19th Feb 2008, 18:26

javaboy says:

Weird. Cos i took a similar pic of this a few days ago. There's certainly some unsung heroes about. I mean who sprayed this? I always find it strange that there are people in prison for doing stuff like this. Have a look at http://blogs.guardian.co.uk/news/2007/09/should_we_send_graffiti_artist.html a bit out of date but you get my point.

19th Feb 2008, 20:17

billion says:

javaboy, you've just cleared up something major for me. when I saw this graffiti I was SURE I'd seen it before - but couldn't think how because I hadn't been on potterrow for a long time and it definately wasn't there before. I started to think that the guy who made it had copied the image from a magazine and that's where I'd seen it. now I realize - I first saw it on your moblog!

20th Feb 2008, 10:53

javaboy says:

Cool! Also I didn't realise that Soma Coma was also the user name 'billion' cos i've looked at your blog quite a few times. I loved the stuff about the velociraptor. Classic!

20th Feb 2008, 11:35

PrincessJun says:

Brilliant. an example of how graffiti is a great way of making creativity accessible to anyone and everyone.

20th Feb 2008, 16:47

taniwha says:

Interesting but pretty intense

20th Feb 2008, 19:11

FilbertFox says:

wonderful

21st Feb 2008, 08:36

excellent - and well caught

27th Feb 2008, 00:53