Showing posts with label walls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label walls. Show all posts

Monday, January 2, 2012

The Old Faces



This old building situated on the tram #2 route may be old and run-down but it sure does have heaps of character - thanks to the many random faces and figures that can be found on it facade.

Monday, December 26, 2011

Guess Where, Charleston?

Mural Section
Okay kids, here is a lowcountry location quiz question. Can anyone place this lovely piece of a larger wall mural?

Hints - it is not part of the graffiti walls behind Buffalo South on Folly Rd. although I featured them a couple of days ago. It is part of a large wall mural and easily visible outside.


Monday, August 8, 2011

Graffiti Walls



Spring St., Charleston, S.C.



There is some wild color on the walls behind Read Brother's store on King St. I didn't get any closer because the yellow door told me not to. That and I was afraid it might be an unauthorized homeless shelter and I didn't want to step on anyone.





Monday, September 20, 2010

Health & Safety!

Health & Safety goes out of the window here in Poland!! A Polish worker works high up on the walls of ToruĊ„'s castle. In the UK...this would never be allowed!

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Remodelled with...Chickens!!!



Here is a great artistic way of giving a face-lift to an old, ruined building. What could potentially be an eye-sore has now been spruced up with these 3 cheerful chickens.

They are just part of many quirky sculptures around town.

Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Spring is Finally Here!

The sun-baked walls, the crisp blue sky!! Yes, spring has finally arrived!! About time too! After four months of grey skies and thick, white snow...we were all beginning to get sick and tired of winter!

Sunday, January 31, 2010

A Romantic Walk

This evening we went for a nice walk along the city walls. The sun was just setting which helped create a warm and romantic atmosphere. Adding to the romance was some temporary graffiti (created by snowballs) on the city wall (to the right). It originally said: "Kocham Cie"...aka "I Love You". How nice!