Wouldn't mind seeing this on a local street




Quote from: DJ Sniffles on January 12, 2024, 06:42:51 PMhey btw how do you post a photo with your text? :0

There's a row of buttons above the row of emojis. Click on the Insert Image button, which is right beside the YouTube button. Paste in the URL link to wherever your image is hosted ba da bing ba da boom.



I have often wondered if the soft, hazy effect on the artwork of Thy Mighty Contract, Morbid Visions, Blood Ritual/Sumerian Cry and many many other black and death metal albums from the 80s and 90s was achieved by being spray painted. So I'm at last prepared to eat my hat here.

Quote from: Giggles on January 12, 2024, 07:10:58 PMWouldn't mind seeing this on a local street




Quote from: DJ Sniffles on January 12, 2024, 06:42:51 PMhey btw how do you post a photo with your text? :0

There's a row of buttons above the row of emojis. Click on the Insert Image button, which is right beside the YouTube button. Paste in the URL link to wherever your image is hosted ba da bing ba da boom.




cool artwork would be nice to see more metal murals around. Thanks for the help I'm going to post a picture of my guitar now :]
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This is one I spotted up in Brisbane

Now that's art. The shit on the junction box is just graffiti vandalism. Those sort should be tied to the train tracks. Sickens me the way such taggers think it's ok to abuse the side of people's houses or businesses, even if it's coloured in as graffiti.

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This is in the park down the road from me

Not much interest in graffiti myself but one of my best mates is mad into it.

I saw KRS-One in Temple Bar back in May and he had some lad on stage doing graffiti during the show. Never saw that at a gig before.

This is a friend of mine. She's done stuff in lots of different places around the county, ye may have spotted the odd bit.









She's pretty damn talented, and a genuinely puts the "artist" into graffiti artist.

https://thisisfriz.com/

That's class work there she's certainly talented

I would not class that as graffiti. Love that sort of stuff, it's real art.

Aye, that's stunning, nothing to do with graffiti. Girl should be recognised nationally or even internationally.
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Quote from: Thorn on July 06, 2025, 12:15:37 AMAye, that's stunning, nothing to do with graffiti. Girl should be recognised nationally or even internationally.

Yeah she's an unreal talent. Have no idea how she works at that scale either - the owl one is on a three storey building in Sligo IT's campus. You might recognise the bottom one there as it's just over and up a bit in the shopping centre from Golden Discs!

Thing is, as far as I'm aware it's all spray paint, so I dunno if that qualifies it as "graffiti" (I know fuck all about it as an artform, but always considered her work as such due to the paint).

I watched her do this one of Queen Maeve live. Canvas was about 12' x 8', four cans of spray paint, less than two hours.


#27 July 06, 2025, 03:14:52 AM Last Edit: July 06, 2025, 03:16:48 AM by Thorn
I have indeed seen it and it's even more impressive up close. She wasn't responsible for the Wehshtlife one over near the car park that's been there's this yonks?

Also that Bathory one down below,  holy fuck that's a rare sight, anyone on here involved?
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