I've seen that style before somewhere, can't quite place it. Found on the graffiti hall of fame near Brighton Marina.

Around the lanes in Brighton there are a wealth of graffiti walls. This was one of my favourites because it was all done in shades of blue.

Found near the Shok1 piece from yesterday this is Word To Mother. There's several hundred feet of graffiti adorning walls of a new development close to Brighton station. Some of it is very, very good and worth a trip to see.

Been a while since I came across any new work on the street from Shok1 but here's a piece found on a building site hoarding in Brighton (more of which tomorrow). Old punks never die.

The East Front of the Royal Pavillion in Brighton is currently under restoration - the top never looked so clean.

Brighton beach looks fantastic early in the morning. Before the crowds turn up the has overnight perfectly rearranged the stones into a smooth surface.

Another quick piece by Snub in a totally different style

Fresh work by Snub found in Brighton

Here's a clue to where the pictures over the next few days will be coming from....

Looking at whats left of Brighton's West Pier after one fire too many it now seems a lost cause. Great playground for photography though....

Nicely placed stencil on Brighton's West pier.

Spent yesterday in sunny Brighton and it felt like a different world to where I live. This years resolution is to make more trips to the coast.

Dface's eyecon's show is still on - but it's going to finish soon so if you want see it hurry up and get yourself down to ocontemporary in Brighton. Some great new pieces, more of which later.

Recently I've gone through all my Banksy photos and found another 30 that never made it to the site. OK they're mostly rats in different locations including this one outside the Royal Mail's Mount Pleasant sorting office in Mount Pleasant.

I'm reliably informed by a postman that 'Always Fail' is their alternative name for 'Royal Mail'.

Despite being a massive structure the old Bentalls store in Kingston is a well hidden art deco style building. It's now part occupied by the Odeon cinema group. If you look up high you can see the art deco details.

This time its the turn of St Olaf House by London Bridge station

There's a great view from Pembroke Lodge in Richmond Park, only trouble is when I went to take a picture today it was covered in a smoggy haze.

I found so much good work in Bristol recently but these are the last of the stencils

The answer to yesterdays post is Thomas Heatherwick. Heatherwick was responsible for the B of the Bang in Manchester, the rolling bridge in Paddington (see yesterdays post) and now the fantastic looking East beach Cafe in Littlehampton which is scheduled to open in May. more on eastbeachcafe.co.uk

What's the connection between these two pictures? The first one is in Paddington and the second in Littlehampton

Following on from last Sunday's post here are a couple of pictures of the new Arofish print from 7press. The website may not be up yet but it will appear soon with details on how to order a version of this image. If you want to order one right now before they go on general sale see this page for details 

http://www.artofthestate.co.uk/Graffiti/arofish_swing.htm 

London's design museum, located at the end of Shad Thames, near Tower Bridge.

Ibex - 9 floors of 1930's art deco building in Minories, London

More art deco figures found in central London, this time on the side of the UCL building near Euston station.

Over recent years Arofish has been putting up stencils in some places the rest of us would pay good money to avoid. His work has appeared in Iraq, Palestine and Lebanon and more worryingly on the side of hoardings of the Greater London Assembly in London. In my view one of his best pieces is now going to be immortalised in a screen print. More details will be appear on 7press in the next few weeks.