Banksy has shared rare footage of himself in action, having filmed as he created his latest artworks along the east coast of England - confirming they are all part of his 'Great British Spraycation'.
A number of pieces have recently popped up in several spots, sparking speculation that the iconic street artist was behind them.
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One, which appeared at the bottom of Links Hill in North Beach, Lowestoft, depicts a rat reclining in a deckchair with a cocktail in its hand.
Another, which showed up in Katwijk Way, also in Lowestoft, is of a giant seagull painted onto the side of a property, swooping down on a skip full of oversized 'chips', which are made from pieces of insulation material.
A piece on Admiralty Road in Great Yarmouth shows three people on top of a bus shelter - two dancing together, while another plays an accordion.
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The artist posted a compilation video on Instagram, writing: "A Great British Spraycation."
The footage, which is accompanied by a cover of Tones and I hit 'Dance Monkey', shows fans how he created each of the artworks.
One person commented: "I think my favorite is the bus stop but the miniature at the end is awesome too!"
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Another said: "The dancing couple is just so amazingly beautiful and detailed! I can't imagine anyone getting their panties in a twist over that one."
A third wrote: "The kid with the sand castle is so dope."
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One other piece, which cropped up in Nicholas Everitt Park, Oulton Broad, saw the images of three children near a boat structure by a bridge, with the tagline: "We're all in the same boat."
According to the BBC, Oulton Broad Parish Council removed the metal 'boat' over flooding fears, as it was blocking a drain and heavy rain had been forecast.
However, a spokeswoman said it would be put back.
Speaking to the BBC, Professor Paul Gough, principal and vice chancellor of Arts University Bournemouth, said: "The team will have been scouting possible venues across East Anglian coast for some time: nothing is left to chance with Banksy's public artwork.
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"Unlike your average tag, his stencils are pre-planned, prepared and perfectly positioned.
"Banksy is also adept at recycling stuff left lying around - a bicycle tyre, a pile of sand - or here at Oulton Broad, a corrugated metal sheet that doubles as a boat to convey a powerful environmental warning, as the children bail out the sinking ship."
Featured Image Credit: Instagram/Banksy
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