Graffiti House – Kington-Upon-Hull, UK
This building might seem like it was attacked by spray paint can-wielding miscreants in the dead of the night, but the Graffiti House in the UK’s Kingston-Upon-Hull was a Hull City Council mandated project that was part of the Bankside Gallery initiative. The objective was to give the various lackluster spots scattered throughout the city a facelift with mediums like graffiti. We cannot help but feel that this abandoned council home looks even worse now, which took effort.
Graffiti House
Hand-Painted House – Indiana, USA
Steve Baker used Flickr to share this oddly colorful home seemingly sprouted out of nowhere in the otherwise drab suburbs of Indiana in the United States. The surrounding neighbors and the odd passerby did not have much good to say about the paint job, and we have to agree. If you look closely at the window frames in the center of the home, you will see just how roughly this messy job was done. The brontosaurus toy is a nice touch, however.
Hand Painted House
