Euro Squad, The Queen is dead... Princess Street, August 2005 

Work, Buy, Consume, Die! - clumsy anti-capitalism on a Princess Street lamp-post, August 2005 

Handbag spanking at ankle height, Oxford Road, August 2005 

An absence of advertising, Whitworth Street, August 2005 

Lamp post cavity stuffed with litter, Oxford Road, August 2005 

Dollar sign on a rusty post for no discernable reason, Oxford Road, August 2005 

A notice on a lamp-post requests that you do not spit here and there, Oxford Road (near the union), August 2005 

Man in headphones shoots yellow ghost with what appears to be a hairdrier, railway tunnels on the way to Umist, August 2005 

More ceramic space invaders, on a bridge on Oxford Street, August 2005 

Three post office stickets make a blue robot, worn away by time and weather, Princess Street, August 2005 

Sad white boy thing, under the railway arches by UMIST, August 2005 

Stamp Out Royals, Oxford Street, August 2005 

Is Mr Eggs Yolking?, Off Whitworth Street, August 2005 

More Bodz, Oxford Street, August 2005 

A selection of stickers from the "G-Mex System, Palace Fault" sign, including one for the "Foil the base" anti-war action of 2003. 

G-Mex System, Palace Fault. Oxford Street, August 2005. 

Large space invader with blue things. Whitworth Street, August 2005. I saw the guy putting this up, with his ladder out. It was really early in the morning. I didn't know what he was doing up there at that time. Then one day I walked down this street for the thousanth time and took in what I had probably seen dozens of times without taking it in. A giant space invader made of ceramic tiles! It's amazing what you can just walk straight past. Respect is due.
See space-invaders.com for more on this global game of ceramic tile art madness. 

More Life! The Great Work Begins!, with love protester in blue. Whitworth Street, August 2005. 

Euro Squad 100% Shite, Whitworth Street, Manchester. What? I don't understand.  

Little one-eyed fella, Princess Street, August 2005. I saw at least three of these blighters on a ten minute walk today. Identical. Which isn't very imaginative. 

A random splash of paint is transformed by two dots and a line, and becomes a sinister parade of shadowy nightmare creatures. Portland Street, August 2005. 

"Twist", on the wall of Joshua Brooks, Whitworth Street, August 2005. Beatiful! 

Post No Bodz, Oxford Street, August 2005. Bodz are everywhere!

Oxford Street, August 2005 

Near the Teater Museu de Dali. Figueras, Catalonia (Spain?). August 2005.