Cork :: Wallscrawl Sept - Aug.

More Cork wallscrawl. Apologies for the bad quality, I left them in my pocket and they went through the wash. This one's a little blurry, it reads:

"Why do Corkmen piss on the toilet seat?
(a) so you can sit on their piss
(b) because they didn't bring their mother with them
(c) because thinking is too hard for them
So basically, you sat on some guys piss, yeah? Awesome."



Outside Ballincollig somewhere.

Laptop O' Clock! Speaks volumes. Cork-Mallow line.

N-side somewhere.
FitzGerald's Park.

Cork :: More smaller pieces

Just some more Cork bits from walking around.

(once I know how to rotate pictures in blogger...) On the way towards the Douglas road.

I really like stickers. Regardless of how permanent the sticker actually is, they feel less permanent, less aggressive than pieces done in paint. They're small, but it's part of the charm. The little A34 message in shiny acrylic, adhering to the side of traffic cone.
Middle of town.
Cork School of music.
Cork WebWorks

Dublin :: bits

I was recently at the Analog festival for three amazing bands, so took the time to wander around the city a bit (not very much).pillar.

Face Invaders. Class. Just off Mary's Street.
The same face from Hope Street below. Just below Face Invaders
Now this was a particularly strange house (can you click on it for h-res?). Vampire gargoyle over the threshold. Studded door. Hand painted walls. In the centre of the picture is a tree made of barb'd wire, festooned with a crop of dummies(soothers/pacifiers). "Mais non!" you exclaim, "Ca c'est trop diabolique!". Fine:



Really weird. I caught a fleeting glimpse of a man inside, at third floor window, watching the street. Did he do this to the house? Was he real?

Just past face invaders, off Mary St.