Graffiti artist's palette, and graffiti, Jax Beach

 The top picture is around the corner from the graffiti on an abandoned Sonic drive-in. I guess he was testing his spray cans before starting.

Power tool vandalism/graffiti, Jax Beach

 This is an electrical box at the corner of 3rd Street and Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville Beach. It is probably one of the three busiest corners in the beaches. There are always cars here. And yet someone, with a big power sander stood here long enough to sand this very long trunked elephant onto/into the front and etch most of one side.  Nervy

Graffiti, bus stop, Jax Beach

An odd place to put your tag. you'll be associated with trash.

Graffiti, Jax Beach

Lord Guso and Nico Suave

 These two were painted on the same low wall. Sounds like a fun pair.

Manhole cover graffiti

Must be a very short tagger.

Two graffiti, Jax Beach

They work in all mediums over here.

Graceful graffiti, Nocatee

A nice hand.

Monolith, Nocatee

This cement monolith is about 6 feet (2 meters) tall. Last year it was just grey. Nice use of color.

Arrows, Old George Moore lot, Jax Beach

Another modern day rune. I went left.

Graffiti, Jax Beach

Now even taggers work in 3D.

Rise up, Jax Beach

Graffiti in a box, again.

Our local taggers seem to like a frame. This is the third small square that someone has used as a showcase.

Creative graffiti, Jax Beach

I had thought for years that this little bit of awning looked a lot like Ms Pac-Man. Then some bright light did something about it. Brilliant.

Smiley face and chair, Jax Beach

Sidewalk graffiti, Jax Beach

This tag is showing up all over Jax Beach. Poor feller must be unlucky at love.

More graffiti in a frame, Jax Beach

Stop sign graffiti

These are all within a block or two. Pretty unoriginal too. All the stickers are ads. Sigh.

Graffiti, Jax Beach

I peeled back the tape to see this. Very delicate and fine for graffiti.

New graffiti, Jax Beach