Doors 109 – yet more graffiti/street art doors (bear with me…)
Is it really the fourth of June already? Is it really 2020? What happened to the last five decades? Time seems to be accelerating with every moment that passes at a time in my life when I would rather like it to slow down, perhaps even go in reverse.
Very busy at work at the moment so this is what you are getting – doors from 2016/17:
I realise that three of these are shutters, but shutters are kind of doors too aren’t they? The last picture is the shop and home belonging to the Artist Alex Lucas, which she decorated herself. Over the last week or two she has been making good use of the current lock down restrictions and re-painted the whole thing. One for my street art posts fairly soon I think.
May I wish you all a very happy week.
If you have made it this far, you probably like doors and you really ought to take a look at the Norm 2.0 blog – the originator of Thursday Doors where there are links to yet more doors in the comments section at the end.
by Scooj
Natural adventures 
Always good to be reminded of beauties long since gone . . .
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Soooo many more to come.
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Great collection, well curated.
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Thank you.
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Same with me, I have graffiti doors too.
Regards, Teresa
https://mywanderings.travel.blog/
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Melbourne looks like it has a pretty cool street art culture. Nic pictures
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Yes it does, you have to come here and see it.
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I would love to one day. My brother moved to Canberra earlier this year, so it is looking likely that a trip might happen.
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👍🏼 you will love Hosier Lane and the rest of the alleyways in Melbourne
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Beautiful.
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I’m very fond of that last one – it would have to be the home of an artist, wouldn’t it? Bravo! An excellent collection as usual 🙂
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Thank you. I really try to do some normal doors next week.
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That last one makes quite a statement. The face in the first one has me shaking my head. Looks as if an alien creature attached itself to his face or else something disgusting flew up and landed there. 🙂
janet
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That face is by one of my favourite artists, Laic217. He likes painting distorted faces and skulls.
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