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The nature of graffiti is such that very few pieces are still standing after any period of time. This site hopes to showcase all those forgotten treasures as well as give an insight into the history of the scene and the various writers who contributed to it.
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10 comments:
These are all amazing! The Dragon lighting up the Flame piece and the Jaze are my faves .
that flame peice is amazing !totally ace!
well nice! jaze is fav!!!
like the roundiness of the Style!
dopeeeee!
yes love it!
Wow! Haven't seen the old Wm Low pieces for years! Used to go up here and just study the works for hours. There used to be a cracking piece, "Hey Kid" with a big Superman standing next to it. The whole area was a writer's dream until they fenced it off.
i have a flick of the hey kid piece, will get it posted up soon
Love the old Wm Low one's.
Used to muck about down there as a kid the Superman one was excellent also remember a robot dog that was coming through the wall
I painted that robot dog, unashamedly, stole it from a 2000AD story "Ballad of Halo Jones". Don't have a flick of it now though. Gonna rake through my old photo folios and post some stuff.
Gotta say I love this site.... some excellent stuff on here.
BIP
Can't believe so many people remember these old pieces. I'm gonna post some flicks from my old folios. Your right though, Foxy's Jaze was great.... he marked out a cracking rough using just a roller an two colours of emulsion. No flick of it on here so I'm gonna see if I have one and post it.
Love that the scene is still going strong.
Bip
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