[Sussex] ‘Dean’ - graffiti

[faoileán]

DEAN may be gone but there has been plenty of moronic w@nk-spanners who have stepped in to fill his boots and scribble on everything. "NEPH" and "Born in BN1" spring to mind as two people who must have sod-all else going on in their lives apart from spending their pocket money on spray paint...

 

[Solid at the back]

What ever happened to him? Used to see this everywhere.

There's 3 left that I know exist, albeit it small ones.

There's one behind a road sign on the A27, after the Hangleton exit.

One on a wall in Sackville Road up high by the railway bridge that you can barely see anymore because it's covered in bushes.

And another in Southwick rec.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

23: In Memory of DEAN

One of may favourite things about Brighton is the street art. And if I had to pick a favourite graffiti artist it would be Dean. Visually, Dean’s work was unexciting. He was a tagger who wrot…

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[medwayseagull reborn]

I’d hazard a guess that that is a bridge over the A27 accessing a farm on the north side just before the Shoreham flyover.

There used to be some graffiti on the support pillars of the flyover, with the unforgettable message ‘Doris Sucks’. Alas, that has disappeared - but where is Doris now?

In a full on relationship with Henry the hoover.

 

[GJN1]

What ever happened to him? Used to see this everywhere.

There's 3 left that I know exist, albeit it small ones.

There's one behind a road sign on the A27, after the Hangleton exit.

One on a wall in Sackville Road up high by the railway bridge that you can barely see anymore because it's covered in bushes.

And another in Southwick rec.

There used to one of his tags on a little hut at the end of the runway at Gatwick too.

 

[Billy the Fish]

Tagging is wanky behaviour, but in this case you have to respect DEAN's workload, he really did put the effort in!

 

[Solid at the back]

There used to one of his tags on a little hut at the end of the runway at Gatwick too.

He used to get everywhere and they lasted years. Only other I can remember lasting so long was ZULU on the old Anston House building.

 

[jackalbion]

One of my favourite tags is 'Its coming home ACAB' on the approach to London Bridge on a flat block, been there for a good 5 years.