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yeah good to see you back!

J

[Grafter]

Cracka's in the house.....
welcome back , Fella.

Does this herald the return of Stuey, CBL, Lesbian Wednesdays, and all the other sadly missed contributers..

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im working on stuey

i'll crack him by tempting him over with the roller girl!

[a4mnt]

Jul 10, 2008 23:45:43 GMT 1 Grafter said:

Cracka's in the house.....
welcome back , Fella.

Does this herald the return of Stuey, CBL, Les bian Wednesdays, and all the other sadly missed contributers..

Just on here to keep you honest Grafter How was the free booze tonight?

J - If you throw in a Chinook Chandalier then Stuey will love you for ever ;D

[r1]

I found a fridge on the streets of London so i painted it

[r1]

and some found card...

[Deleted]

It must be nice to live in a place where you can just "Find" pieces of art which have been left by artists for that very purpose. Where i live there is just mainly grass and sheep poo on the lanes!.

[guest2]

MIGHTY MONKEY - LONDON FRONTLINE GRAFFITI



Just Off Brick Lane in Scatler Street

[romanywg]

Nice photo Frankie

[fuzzed]

I shall be back in London tomorrow to have a wander and check out some of the work. Photos on my return.

[tommyp]

Apr 27, 2008 18:30:10 GMT 1 @lampsy said:

Apr 25, 2008 11:22:22 GMT 1 Macdeee said:

As featured in VNA 4.

Start buying the ATG canvasses now

Seconded - i'm loving what ATG are doing, best graf crew since DDS for me...

[romanywg]

Uprock - Cup art on Old Street.

[Ged]

Jul 16, 2008 11:37:12 GMT 1 @wizbong said:

It must be nice to live in a place where you can just "Find" pieces of art which have been left by artists for that very purpose. Where i live there is just mainly grass and sheep poo on the lanes!.

I know exactly where you're coming from my friend, when ever I visit a city it's like a breath of fresh air. I feel like a kid in a candy shop when ever I see a piece of street art. But, hey, I'll soon be 'educating' the the local village folk

[guest2]

Rowdy!

[guest2]

Rowdy Mouse Trounces London Town.

[Art-el]

Jul 25, 2008 0:31:33 GMT 1 guest2 said:

Rowdy Mouse Trounces London Town.

That Rowdy is a bleedin legend in these parts Francis. At the hub and for far too long an unsung hero.

New member of CB. How was the Imax?

[Prescription Art]

Yeah, Rowdy's awesome!

[guest2]

Jul 25, 2008 0:42:17 GMT 1 Art-el said:

Jul 25, 2008 0:31:33 GMT 1 guest2 said:

Rowdy Mouse Trounces London Town.

That Rowdy is a bleedin legend in these parts Francis. At the hub and for far too long an unsung hero.

New member of CB. How was the Imax?

Kung Fu Panda was Rad thanks Artel, even the kids liked it

[Domy]

I stumbled across what looked like a random spot of various bits of work in Chalk Farm/Primrose Hill pedestrian pass.... but too many jars of nectar meant i completely forgot to take any snaps.... I'll have to get back down there with camera in hand otherwise this is a pretty useless comment right!

[domino]

HEY HOW DO U FRIEND REQUEST
IM NEW?""""

[DYL4N]

Ok,

I'm flying into Heathrow on Sunday 14 Sept, catching a train to Beaconsfield (wherever that is). I have got half a day free in london on Monday before I go home.

What do you guys reckon I should not leave without seeing art wise (i'm sure i couldnt do everything in half a day!).

Also a few suggestions on a decent hotel wouldnt go a miss either!
Something central to wherever!!
(nothing too expensive, i'll only be putting my head down on sunday night)

Thanks in advance guys! Dyl4n

[Daniel Silk]

Gotta be the Cans Festival Tunnel ;D

[DYL4N]

Aug 21, 2008 16:47:28 GMT 1 Daniel Silk said:

Gotta be the Cans Festival Tunnel ;D

Will it be open i am wondering?

[Tiki]

it will be i'd of thought, that would of been my suggestion aswell. You cant do much with half a day in London unfortunately especially if your a tourist cos you'd have to find everything which could take days lol

[Heavyconsumer]

Beaconsfield is quite beautiful (or at least it was last time I was there 9/10 years ago). There's a pub called The Royal Standard, that does home-brewed beers (very strong) and good traditional food and it claims to be one of the oldest in the UK with a history of over 900 years I think. Forget the grotty city boozers, that's a real pub! There's also an old model village in the town, which is nice for kids. It's somewhere I was planning to visit with my wife and littlun when we're over in September, just to get out of the city for an afternoon.

[docmax]

This turned up at the end of my street a couple of days ago..

[tommyp]

Aug 26, 2008 15:59:01 GMT 1 docmax said:

This turned up at the end of my street a couple of days ago..

Yeh, seen that in a few places, think it was mentioned in another thread somewhere, really like it, is that the one just off Tottenham Court Road? Tis bangin'...

[docmax]

Yep thats the one, turned up just before cans 2, looks great on the black wall.

[princeofdalston]

Jul 25, 2008 18:53:42 GMT 1 Domy said:

I stumbled across what looked like a random spot of various bits of work in Chalk Farm/Primrose Hill pedestrian pass.... but too many jars of nectar meant i completely forgot to take any snaps.... I'll have to get back down there with camera in hand otherwise this is a pretty useless comment right!

If you mean (as you come from chalk farm) the sunset piece on the right or the animal/leafy piece on the left it is IMHO just rubbish done by "ladies who lunch" and were allowed, by the council, to paint their sub GCSE standard toss all over the bridge.

I don't mind the animal piece - it's been there for years but the sunset wound quite a few people up - it's been tagged over a couple of times but the ladies keep coming back with their picnic baskets, glasses of champers and just touch it back up.

Sorry - rant over. Maybe the ladies have the right idea - bottle of bubbly and a spot of cream cake as you paint WITH permission from the council?

I wanna be in their crew...

[romanywg]

It's by Mike Marcus.