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Earlier this year, someone decided to spruce up the street signs of Teddington by decorating them with some fancy-looking gold frames. The anonymous Phantom Framer has been laying low for the last few months but now he's set his sights on bigger and better things and has ventured into Zone 1 to unleash his signature frames on Lexington Street in Soho and Jubilee Gardens, near the London Eye.
#phantomframer @streetartdrop collaboration #teddington #london #streetart https://t.co/Vdtk25E3Hx
— Phantom Framer (@PhantomFramer) September 10, 2015
The mysterious frame-enthusiast told the Evening Standard that he had his eye on Downing Street but as the sign is 20 feet in the air, it was a bit tricky to reach. Sure, height was the problem – never mind the whole security issue.
#phantomframer of #Teddington #streetart #london #soho pic.twitter.com/uzQijLV7he
— Phantom Framer (@PhantomFramer) September 10, 2015
But the Phantom Framer hasn't forgotten how he started out. Here he is doing what he does best: bringing a bit of class to London's dog poo signs.
#phantomframer of #Teddington #streetart #london #dog #pets #cute https://t.co/iC0BktwmIZ
— Phantom Framer (@PhantomFramer) September 11, 2015
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