Healthy graffiti?

As today is "vegan day" this graffiti seems particularly appropriate.

At least it's interesting... They could be painting big winkies and whoo whoos up there.

I've seen some pro-social graffiti. Sometimes, those with social justice and/or environmentalist messages seek to spread their messages through non-mainstream channels, because the mainstream channels are seen as part of the problem. Or, it could be that this was a response to anti-social graffiti. That this positive message was painted over a negative one.

I love looking at graffities also because the artwork can soothe one's being. The artists express their emotions in these wall paintings and more often than not, depict the sentiments of the people in the community.

@fleura Attractive and wholesome and refreshing. A cut above the usual, and certainly more edifying than the unattractive bare buttocks of teenagers who elect to moon along a stretch of railway line I have been transported along.

That's quite beautiful actually. Yes, it's graffiti but still.

This graffiti says a lot

Graffiti promoting healthy living? How about that?

Whoever did this is talented. I hope they leave it.

This kind of graffiti is easier to live with and it is pretty arty!

Wow, this is good.