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This picture depicts an unknown author's graffiti: a stencil and spray paint depiction of Alice in Wonderland's "Drink Me" vial on the miniature door to an abandoned and unfinished building. The stencil is covering up previous graffiti, and shares…

This picture depicts multiple unknown artists' graffiti on the walls of an abandoned building. The artists used different tags, styles, colors, fonts, and materials to set themselves apart. The graffiti pictured consists mostly of tags, not images.…

This picture depicts multiple unknown graffiti artists' work on the walls inside an abandoned, unfinished building in Tallahassee. It is apparent that some artists painted over previous artists.

This picture depicts multiple unknown graffiti artist's work on a cement brick wall. There is one major piece on a blue, rectangular background to delineate that work from the rest, and it is covering previous work.

This picture depicts multiple unknown graffiti artists' work on the cement brick walls on the inside of an abandoned, unfinished building. Also pictured are the small door to enter the building, trashcans that have been tagged, and graffiti that…

This artifact is a picture of multiple unknown graffiti artists' artwork on the inside walls of an abandoned, unfinished building.

This is a picture of multiple unknown graffiti artists' artwork on the inside walls and doors of an abandoned, unfinished building.

This is a picture of multiple unknown graffiti artists' work on the wall of an abandoned, unfinished building.

This graffiti, painted by Alpha Omicron Pi, has a white background with text reading, “Strike Out Arthritis Alpha Omicron Pi FEBRUARY 20th 2-6 @ NEW IM Fields.” "Strike Out Arthritis" is painted in red script; the other text is painted in black. A…

This graffiti, painted by Phi Beta Omicron, has background painted in light teal with the text reading “Breakfast For Dinner πBO 6-7:30 FEB23rd.” The first letters of Breakfast For Dinner are stylized to look like slices of bacon and the “O” in For…