The Largest Collection of Horse Graffiti Ever Pt. 1
Regardless of your stance on graffiti, you have to admit that some of the artwork is amazing.

Image from Syd888
I’ve always enjoyed street art and I love horses, so I thought I’d look into the street art scene and see if they liked horses too.
It Turns Out Street Artists Like Horses
Initially it seemed that the horse is not a popular graffiti subject, however as I started to intensify my search I was able to find interesting horse graffiti from around the globe.
In fact, I found so much of it I had to break them down into several posts.

Image from Sam3

Image from Salkiwi

Image from Duncan Cumming

Image from Banksy

Image from Probek

Image from Podoboq

Image from Sun Frog

Image from Helena N

Image from Barcelona-Streetart

Image from Fifi LePew


Image Copyright © Andrew Pettigrew 2007 (All Rights Reserved), Harry Halibut’s Flickr Photos

Image from Indie Ink

Image from Itchy Pixel

Image from Moni Dreams

Image from Sam3

Image from Addictive Picasso

Image from Banksy

Image from The Grocer

Image from What What

Image from Live Nature

Image from Jamie CA

Image from Hradcanska

Image from Thom Wisdom

Image from Dev Null

Image from Dev Null

Image from Blue Jake

Image from Simpologist

Image from Beglen

Image from Iguana Jo

Image from p0ps

Image from Bcorreira

Image from Jackson Boyle

Image from Live Nature

Image from Ari Moore

Image from Rafael Rubira

Image from Mmewuji

Image from Doomster

Image from Green Tea
If you’ve seen more and have pictures of them, send them to me. I’ll post them and share them with everyone.














August 7th, 2008 at 11:52 pm
most of these pictures technically are not graffiti. Graffiti is illegal drawing,painting, or scribbling on public surfaces where a lot of these pictures appear to be mural work.
August 8th, 2008 at 12:23 am
Hi Lauren,
Even if these artists did have permission to spray paint their work onto public (or private) walls, it is all still considered graffiti.
Not all of these pieces would be classified as murals within graffiti circles. Really, graffiti is a blanket term used to cover many forms of urban street art and it does not necessarily indicate illegal activity.
November 7th, 2008 at 1:47 am
still soooooooo cool