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CJC wrote:
I too prefer seeing grafitti to adverstising on the tube, I don't like the window scratches though, or on good architecture. I think some of it looks alright, and TOX seems to know about the tube at least, he/she tags where signals are and at window height for maximum exposure. TOX could make a better effort in his/her work though. I actually think some of the stuff done on a couple of district line trains is good, better than the lack of paint on it. LU should invite a few famous grafitti artists to do up a few trains on the District, be a good publicity stunt. That is utter rubbish IMO. TOX just paints his tag on any unused surface that he can reach. Many of his efforts have vandalised brick walls that have stood in their quiet dignified way for over a century. The unpainted District line trains would look a lot better if they didn't have to be subjected to harmful cleaning agents to remove the grafitti. And please don't try to elevate these vandals to the status of "artists". It's criminal damage pure and simple. Would you like your home defaced in this way? -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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