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Prolific “Dale Earnhardt” graffiti artist caught on camera spraying metal shutter door in Pattaya


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By Goong Nang(GN)

 

Pattaya- An unidentified foreign graffiti artist, known for his prolific Dale Earnhardt graffiti seen across the city, was caught on CCTV footage while he was spraying a business shutter’s door in Pattaya early yesterday morning (May 17th).

 

CCTV footage yesterday shows the foreign man was spraying a metal shutter door of a closed business in the Pattaya area around 3:44 A.M. The fledgling artist left the name ‘Dale’ on his graffiti and the number 3, which appeared to be an artistic rendition of NASCAR racing legend Dale Earnhardt, who passed away in a racing accident in 2001 on the final lap of the Daytona 500.

 

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The Pattaya News notes that Dale Earnhardt’s graffiti has been long seen across Pattaya, as evidenced in this Youtube video from an outside source.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2022/05/18/prolific-dale-earnhardt-graffiti-artist-caught-on-camera-spraying-metal-shutter-door-in-pattaya-video/

 

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6 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

The annoying thing about this, is that although some people like "street art" and see it as being beneficial or improving the look of the area, people ignore the fact that some people don't like it and it also remains someone's property, which they might not want to be graffitied upon.

Indeed. If he had a car I wonder if he would be pleased if someone sprayed poor graffiti all over it.

 

 

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1 hour ago, BangkokReady said:

The annoying thing about this, is that although some people like "street art" and see it as being beneficial or improving the look of the area, people ignore the fact that some people don't like it and it also remains someone's property, which they might not want to be graffitied upon.

I like street art but this looks nothing like it, very bad quality. this is proper art: https://www.facebook.com/groups/149698931835055

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2 hours ago, GarryP said:

Well that's sh!te. Perhaps he should take some lessons in art.

Or how to progress from being a child to becoming an adult.

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1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

Banksy ....he is not, catch him, deport him ,he can graffiti his own

country.

regards Worgeordie

Funny how only Banksy is endorsed as an acceptable graffiti artist even though he uses stencils and a spray can!

 

They both should be locked up for causing damage to property that is not theres!

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2 hours ago, Denim said:

Indeed. If he had a car I wonder if he would be pleased if someone sprayed poor graffiti all over it.

 

 

Great reference.

 

"We managed to rectify it though, it now says… by adapting it, it now says “cook” where it once said “cock”. And it says “pass” now, where it once said “<deleted>”. So it’s slightly less rude."

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2 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

Indeed. Just checked out some of his "work". Really just a lame "tag".

Maybe he will improve----there is some wonderful street art around the place......

 

 

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I once studied a very interesting legal case regarding graffiti.  

 

In central Australia there are some ancient rock paintings.  A young lad fromt he local tribe sprayed his tag over several of the paintings.  He was arrested and charged with malicious damage.

 

Anthropoligical community was outraged.

 

Barrister acting for the lad argued that it was not graffitti but merely the boys continution of the artistic endeavors of his ancestors.

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12 hours ago, Adumbration said:

Barrister acting for the lad argued that it was not graffitti but merely the boys continution of the artistic endeavors of his ancestors

They could sell sand to the Saudis those guys!

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Find him, jail him then deport him. That should be the future for this jerk.

 graffiti and street art are like oranges and bananas, both fruit, but not the same at all.

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How many tall skinny left-handed 'Murcans with a permanently black paint-stained index finger can there be in Patters?

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