Please don't.

 

Some graffiti wants to make us more depressed!

Encouraging Graffiti

 

Some graffiti we encounter on our walks is trying to be uplifting.

Former Graffiti Park

 

Below what is called Castle Hill in West Austin is a former graffiti park on the remnants of a failed condo project. It has closed and it going to be redeveloped.

Molting Season

I suppose this might be considered a form of graffiti. Someone took grackle feathers, plentiful at this time of year when they are molting, and stapled them to a utility pole.

Timely Paste Art

Saw this pasted up in South Austin. They are quoting the governor of Texas. And maybe implying that he is sacrificing decreasing the spread for, um, money.

Please Breathe

On what used to be West Second and is now called Electric Avenue on this side of the old Power Plant, is the terminus of the railroad bridge across Lady Bird Lake. A Graffiti tagger has encouraged us to breathe. A train was rumbling overhead screeching into the curve.

Just Breathe!

That's good advice for the holidays! Just breathe. The RIP next to it is part of another piece of graffiti on the railroad bridge over Lady Bird Lake.

Fixes

So many thoughts about this graffiti and the paper poster which may or may not relate to the message. This was on one of the pillars supporting Mopac above the Crenshaw Bridge.

Blowin' Smoke

Sometimes the graffiti is pretty creative.

Good Thoughts

Graffiti or mural? Still. Good Thoughts.

South Lamar Mural and Graffiti

This graffiti on South Lamar near downtown seems to have acquired some graffiti as well. What's the difference?

Cactus making an artistic point

Colorful cactus plants are an offshoot of being by the graffiti park.

A last long look

Our graffiti park with the castle in the background is on its last legs. The property has been sold and it will be used for building some more housing.

Thoughts on South Lamar

Graffiti artist Drib thinks the big thoughts.

Not sure about this

This must have meaning to someone. Not me!

Graffiti Tile

Noticed this one on the bridge over Barton Creek on Barton Springs Rd.

Open to Interpretation

This poster paper graffiti was posted near our house. A Second (?) Coming of ???? The stencil appears to have been applied to a map, probably of Austin.

Into Every Life....

Halloween is coming. Skeletons aren't having a bit of luck.

Graffiti alley

The local graffiti artists had a field day in this alley near the University of Texas.

Doug Sahm Mural

This mural between a liquor store and a dive bar on East 11th is definitely Doug Sahm but why he's offering "Lost in Austin" graffiti paint is a bit more of a mystery.