Street Art Favourites

[Moonchime]

Thanks for your research Dee - great insight; still disturbing me.

I was fascinated by the alphabet book but I do think you'd have to be careful - Rhoda consumed by fire was definitely unsettling but I loved Neville who died of ennui. Of course you couldn't mention Fanny now - let alone the leech!!!
The Gashlycrumb tinies have the antidote to Mary Poppins don't they?

[NurseRatched]

Really interesting bit about humourism, Dee. Always at the ready with more info

Yes, similar to Bunny Suicides for sure, which you introduced a while back! All quite the opposite of Mary Poppins

[Moonchime]

I saw it - I saw it!!!!!!




We were walking down the street we were staying on in Budapest, passing by on the other side of the road when I noticed the top part of the picture peering above some run-down walls; hey, I thought - I recognise that. It's not quite as easy to see fully as you might expect from the road, but it was so exciting to find it, especially as it was accidental!!!

[Dee]

Awesome, Mz MC! That’s just brilliant! It makes me silly happy you saw it! What did you think of it in real life?

[Moonchime]

It actually looked as I expected it to and the pictures we've got on the harbour depict it well but it isn't as clearly visible as you might think, so I think perhaps a lot of people might actually walk past it without realising. Strange that no matter how good a picture is it's always different when you see something for real although our pictures are awesome too.

[Dee]

Free Wifi Free Wife! by Nafir / Berlin 2019

[Dee]

The Rising of The Moon by Valor, Detroit

Love this so much.

[Moonchime]

It is really beautiful - such a clever juxtaposition of the three of them and such sweeping and dramatic lines!!!!

[Dee]

It's great, isn't it? I think we should explore this chap a little more. I'm gonna start a thread for him.

[Dee]

By Stedhead, at Star Yard, Brick Lane, London

[Moonchime]

I like that one better than most of her others.

She does some good dogs too.

[Dee]

Ha! I concluded the same, Mz Moonchime, having had a look at her other work. The jazz band stands out. But the first dog pic you've posted is also fun!