Brussels graffiti art masters, take one

Quite a stricking and unusually imaginative image.
I hope that's not a pitbull terrier emerging from the guy's mouth as I loathe them more than any other animal.
They're an evil, artificial 'breed' created purely to cause pain and heartache.
In Brixton, south London, where I used to live, they held regular dog fights - maybe they still do - and they went around the district late at night 'training' the dogs by goading them to attack people's pet cats.
I will never get over the horror of seeing two revolting pitbulls tear our beloved cat apart, puncturing his lungs when their jaws locked.
I would shoot every single one of them if I could.

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Brussels graffiti art masters, take two

I love this piece of work. It's a beautiful painting - a refreshing change from those ugly tagging scribbles - which appears to have drawn inspiration from Picasso's Guernica

...but what is disgraced English DJ Jonathan King doing plonked right in the centre of the painting? Any ideas?
Suggestions as to the possible identities of the man - if not Mr King...?

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Brussels graffiti art masters, take three

A great piece of graffiti art in an unusual style.
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Brussels graffiti art masters, take four

I really like this piece of graffiti art in Anderlecht as it's not in the typical 'apocalyptic / futuristic' comic book style.
© FourBees digital capture

Breathtaking Spiš Castle

Spiš castle is found in the undiscovered, under-rated north-eastern region of Slovakia.

It is a wonderfully impressive sight as you drive through the glorious Slovak countryside from Prešov to Poprad.

©A FourBees itchy-feet digital pic