Wednesday, October 01, 2008

Wordless Wednesday

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Schoolyard graffiti

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theteach

26 comments:

Maude Lynn said...

That's amazing!

Anonymous said...

WOW, it's so bright and colorful... Just perfect for a schoolyard!

Marilyn said...

I love how it looks like they used the original brick color in the beak. Think how drab the building would have been without the painting. Now it's beautiful.

Queen-Size funny bone said...

I love outside murals. I wish I could paint.

Mimi Lenox said...

Totally cool. Brilliant colors and imagination.

The Cunning Runt said...

Great shots - I lurves me some whimsy!

Gemma Wiseman said...

Brilliant colours and design! Great to brighten a school environment!

Travis Cody said...

Love the murals!

Gattina said...

That's a nice graffiti ! sometimes they can really be beautiful !

Grandma Faith said...

Now that's what I call excellent graffiti!

Vinny "Bond" Marini said...

Graffiti is the art of the 20th Century

Babs (Beetle) said...

Oh sooo colourful! Better than kids scribble any day!

Unknown said...

Beautiful for any school, love the shot, mine is up at The Cafe. Please also drop by later for a very special award.

After Hours said...

Awe inspiring art at it's finest!

Maria's Space said...

Amazing artists. That must have taken some time.

storyteller said...

Wow … this is amazing ;--)
Hugs and blessings,

Anonymous said...

That's wonderful. I love how bright and expressive it is.

Debbie@Like a Rose said...

That is some pretty nice graffiti! Nice photos.

Desert Songbird said...

Lovely colors.

Anonymous said...

Hi Mary, those are so pretty walls. I hope some young people/kids did the painting, it must have been very gratifying!
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Tink *~*~* said...

Product of NYC school system here *waves hi*

Man, we didn't have cool graffiti like that when I was growing up! Incidentally, I went to PS 135, then JHS 109, and then Martin Van Buren HS for one year before parents transplanted us to Lawn Guyland for the remainder of my grade school career. And Lawn Guyland didn't have cool graffiti, either.

Tink *~*~*

Tink *~*~* said...

PS - by the way, it did not escape me that there's a SEASHELL in that mural! LOL! *~*~*

Putz said...

isn't anything freezeing back thre yet???????

Anonymous said...

Wow, very nice!

SandyCarlson said...

You know I love those, Mary!

Suzie said...

beautiful!