PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tags graffiti & illustration

The Scrawl Collective Following the success of 1999's book: Scrawl, Dirty Graphics and Strange Characters and 2001's Scrawl Too, More Dirt (Booth Clibborn Editions), the co-author Ric Blackshaw set up The Scrawl Collective, an agency and consultancy dealing with street artists and related illustrators. What started as a "let's see what happens" sideline has grown into a group of artists known for cutting edge street styles whose work has become highly collectable and who's commercial work is sought after all over the world by design companies, advertising agencies and PR companies alike.

Graffiti sketches characters

Skateboarding, surfing, drawing, painting, punk rock, hip hop.

Graph Stencil Street art

High quality design, tags, throw ups and stencils since a long time ago.

This presents the awesome possibility of people having to appeal such a decision. Should you want to keep a piece of graffiti on your property you are now granted two weeks to convince a table of magistrates that it is not "detrimental to the amenity of the area".

Street Art

This website showcases graffiti photos from Scotland (especially Glasgow and Edinburgh graffiti), and anywhere else I can get to. So far that includes London, Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Seville, Bristol, Lyon, Marseille, Brussels. There are also photos other people have sent in, including graffiti from Holland, Canada, Australia and more. I also put some other photos that aren't related to graffiti on here occasionally.

Voilà ,vous entrez dans le monde de Blek le rat et de ses graffiti .Tout y est en vrac, comme dans la vie à vous de trier dans cette multitude d'images que je vous propose.Peut etre, avez vous vu ces graffiti dans la rue ou ailleurs sinon decouvrez les ici et m aintenant.

Stencil photo graffitit art

Randy Janson

"Street art is both an expression of our culture and a counterculture in itself. %u2018Communication%u2019 has become a modern mantra: the city streets shout with billboards, fly posters and corporate advertising, all vying for our attention. They almost invite a subversive response. As high-tech communications have increased, a low-tech reaction has been the recent explosion in street art."