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East End Letters

If you live in the east end of London like I do you might have spotted these graffiti influenced letters displayed in restaurant and shop shutters for miles around.

I love them; they add a touch of style and colour to the streets and look great in the day and at night.

I had thought that they must have been by the same artist and found that Dave Gorman (the comedian) had spotted them a while ago and managed to find all 26 letters of the alphabet. He found out that they're by the graffiti artist called Eine.

If you're ever passing an east end street check them out.

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June 08, 2006 in Graffiti | Permalink | Comments (0)

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