A London-based street artist has given some of the city's boarded-up shop fronts and abandoned buildings a new lick of paint through a series graffiti artworks.
The graffiti has been spotted on Edward Street, Westlegate Street, Prince of Wales Road, the old post office building and the Anglia TV building.
Nathan Bowen describes himself as a 'guerrilla street artist,' and works as an 'art vigilante' to transform dull and lifeless places. His work has received acclaim, and he even featured in a 2012 episode of the BBC's The Apprentice
Rachel Hirst, a bus driver from Rackheath, spotted several of the artworks on Tuesday.
"Some people hate graffiti," she said. "If someone’s just tagged their name it can look awful but when its done well its nice to look at. Love it or hate it, I thought these were brilliant and they brightened up my day."
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