Graffiti around the world – Guardian readers share their best photos

Little children on a bicycle in Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia by Lithuanian artist Ernest Zacharevic
Photograph: gpwill

BaqsR art in Cork City, Ireland
Photograph: Derek Bowler

Kid interacting with graffiti in Bogata, Colombia
Photograph: madfortravel

Guardian Witness user Amdgimore said: 'Abandoned since the Chernobyl disaster, artists from Belarus and Ukraine have begun 'repopulating' Pripyat with shadowy graffiti figures'
Photograph: Amdgilmore

Cosmo Sarson's breakdancing Jesus in Bristol, UK
Photograph: Callum Skinny Rigden

Martin Ron's three-dimensional turtle in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Photograph: Lucy Valerio

This photo was taken in Bogata. The airplane images are by Barcelona artist Pez
Photograph: Patrick Carpenter

'I learnt this from crime … you learnt this online' by Australian artist Sofles in Melbourne
Photograph: LilianaB____

Guardian Witness user LucyKafanov saw this image on Taimiani street in Kabul, Afghanistan. She said: 'It's on the wall of a little-known space called The Venue, a cafe/refuge for Afghanistan's few artists'
Photograph: LucyKafanov

Skull-woman graffiti in Rio De Jainero, Brazil
Photograph: Krishnan Vaitheeswaran

A boat ashore (near old harbour) in the Netherlands
Photograph: comerainorshine

Leo Lunatic panda in Çukurcuma, İstanbul
Photograph: fisagor

Guardian angel in Johannesburg, South Africa
Photograph: Grace Lewis

Woman's face in Collingwood, Melbourne by Rone
Photograph: LilianaB

Art is Trash in London
Photograph: Donnie Tzaneva