I'd say most cities would have their share these days, jumping on the Banksy bandwagon i suppose? Only seems to be the one chap in Dublin doing it http://maserart.com/

Never seen any of that Dempsey stuff before - I like his style...

Is it prolific?

That one down the side of the flats is impressive.

[quote="Anchor"]Never seen any of that Dempsey stuff before - I like his style...

Is it prolific?

That one down the side of the flats is impressive.[/quote]

Damian Dempsey is a singer songwriter who's lyrics appear in some of the graffiti, the actual artist is MASER. I wouldn't say it's prolific tbh but it's there, sometimes subtle, sometimes on a big scale like the flats. His website is here http://maserart.com/projects.php?name=Bike&index=1

Ahhhhh - I see, I am really am cluless.

That Maser - I like his style. The flats one must be a legit piece?

[quote="Anchor"]Ahhhhh - I see, I am really am cluless.

That Maser - I like his style. The flats one must be a legit piece?[/quote]

I think so, the flats where it's painted are all demolished bar one block i think.

some Kid Acne work, thought Anchor may appreciate the subject matter

I love it.

(although I am attempting to quit, again - shhhhhh, don't tell anyone)

Nice selection Nuno...

Ja got his Oak St muddy already?

G.

Great pictures Nuno. Love the clarks and barbour pictures!

Anyone know what Barbour jacket this is?

Tokito Bicycle jacket in stone I believe mate

[quote="Mersons Bookie"]Tokito Bicycle jacket in stone I believe mate[/quote]

Sound mate

Alright, this might be intresting for some of you folks.
When my dad passed away 5 months ago, he left me his film posters. Some quality posters I must say (forgive me the quality of the pictures, I made them myself;

Nice posters, very inspiring from a Graphic desing angle. whos the chick in your avatar too? cant beat a bit of ginger!

[quote="Thom Off_Hand"]Nice posters, very inspiring from a Graphic desing angle. whos the chick in your avatar too? cant beat a bit of ginger! [/quote]

It sure is. Mind you, most of them are hand-painted. Great stuff to see for real.
The chick is Karen Gillan, from the Doctor who-series. Lovely girl indeed!

Graphic Design was so different in that era. Much more personal.

ie: Hand drawn/painted. Letter settings on presses ect

[quote="Nuno"]Graphic Design was so different in that era. Much more personal.

ie: Hand drawn/painted. Letter settings on presses ect[/quote]

Indeed, we used to have loads around the house. My grandfather used to paint those posters.