Graffiti in Chinatown by HYPE and PESTO - Herald St. east of Government St.

HYPE's tribute to Venom.  I've said it before and I'll say it again: HYPE is the man.

Graffiti in Fernwood - Parking garage on Grant St. near Vic High

A few weeks ago I came across this awesome street-level parking garage that's been bombed to smithereens.  Beautiful spot.  Couldn't sleep last night, so went to snap some shots at 2am.  The orange lights add a cool effect.

Politics: Student Protest, March 16th @ B.C. Legislature

On Wednesday, March 16 almost 700 post-secondary students rallied at the B.C. Legislature in downtown Victoria to protest B.C.'s student debt crisis and demand more education funding.  The average B.C. post-secondary graduate has roughly $27,000 of student debt. 

The protesters called for student grants, lower tuition fees, more funding for post-secondary education and the elimination of interest on student debt.  Of all Canadian provinces, British Columbia charges the highest interest rate on student loans.

Graffiti by BOGUS and MACER - Douglas St. north of Hillside Ave.

Pieces by master craftsmen BOGUS and MACER.



Public Art: Telephone Pole Art: Stencils on cardboard by ASTK, Fairfield Rd. between Quadra St. and Blanchard St.

These sexy stencils by ASTK appeared last summer. 

Public Art: The Angels of Ross Bay Cemetery

These are two of several angels guarding Ross Bay Cemetery.  ... Beyond words.

Graffiti in Chinatown - parking lot on Herald St., east of Government St.

This piece is amazing.  Not sure who the artist is, but he or she rocks.

Public Art: Crows eating garbage outside the Fresh 'N Tasty Café - Fort St. near Blanshard St.

The irony was inescapable.  Fresh 'N Tasty, indeed.  Oh... And how 'bout we stop producing so much garbage?!?   P.S.  I love crows.

Graffiti in Chinatown by HYPE - parking lot on Fisgard St. near Government St.

Graffiti at Wild Fire Bakery - 1517 Quadra St.

Public Art: Ostrich sipping sewage at the Spiral Staircase outflow - the beach at Dallas Rd. near Clover Point

On a recent beach expedition I came across this wonderful, witty work of art.

Grafitti at Grocery Plus - 1126 Quadra St.