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So….absence makes the heart grow fonder?

Or is it, out of sight out of mind?

Aaaaanyway… some randoms from our travels. More posts incoming.

Grumpy Birthday Card!!

Just brilliant.

Kid30 in Bristol

Buff Monster.Stokes Croft.Bristol.

Inkie.Stokes Croft.Bristol.October 2011.

Paul Lyman @ Gatecrasher.Nottingham.

Gibb Street.Birmingham.April 2012.

Billboards in Birmingham.April 2012.

From Dilks blog.

Black Herds Of The Rain from Andrew Telling on Vimeo.

Last summer I went home to Ireland with filmmaker Andrew Telling to make our second film together since we went to the Middle East to make Crossing Lines.

The cowboy mentality is common in Ireland. It might be because we’re on the Wild West of Europe, I’m not sure really, but we also have a strange fascination with American Country and Western music. It would also appear that our politicians and bankers were in cahoots with each other, got carried away at the party of a lifetime during the Celtic Tiger years and rode the country to near ruin (of course the people of Ireland were at the party too but I’ll leave them out of it). This film is dedicated to them. - Conor Harrington.

Source: Conorsaysboom [Conor Harrington’s Blog]

Pics blatantly stolen from Street Art News.

Other links:
SheOne’s Vicinage Blog
Nick Walker 

Done gone big @ Maples Street. Pictures don’t do it justice, takes up most of the back wall.

Gare

Deac4

Happy 51st!

Well we couldn’t pick just one photo to use for the blog, so you’re getting all three we loved most. Enjoy.

Boaster (in the background) and Kapt.

"We would go to train yards without sketches or any preconceptions, and we´ll let the setting and the pressure of the illegality, as well as the near-darkness, inspire and guide us in our noble endeavour. These conditions of urgency have often shaped and moulded our form of expression, opening up new avenues and showing us new directions to follow…"

— Stash, January 2012