Bizarre Inman Park area have banded together with city officials to

please make sure that famous Instagram only does any graffiti in their place

influencers.  

"I moved to the city for

The art and diversity, but we can not allow just anyone to tag the sides of our

fermented bakeries," area resident Alison Wolfe said. "So we set up a patrol

of like-minded people to prevent anybody noticed a painting on a brick wall, and allow them to prove their art is something we can blog about, take Instagram photos

around, or even make into posters to hang our live/workspace."  

If an artist Cannot 

Prove their value; they're fined by the institution and forced to paint their job to make room for a lot more critical. The Inman Park watchdog

group brought New Orleans and New York City infamous musicians Squidboy and kNick-kNack, respectively, to do murals to a pickle store.  

"We caught one thug who

Calls himself El Brujo. My kids never heard

of him, so that I had him checked out," Ofc. "He is not even

verified on Instagram. It's embarrassing -- this is a family area; if children see it, imagine. I'm going to be sure this public nuisance goes away for quite a while."  

To cover the piece of El Brujo 

Dedicated for his dying grandmother, city leaders have reportedly called in

Atlanta region tagger Q-Chesnut, who previously garnered an internet following for

paint naked Dragonball Z characters on local trap homes, to create a single of

his famous"Miss Piggy Twerking" murals.  

"We Aren't West Berlin

Here, where anyone can draw anything, they need on our walls,"

Councilmember Kyle Adams stated. "You need to prove your clout and prove your artwork will bring about segway graffiti tours and tourist cash."  

Any artists wishing to label 

From the Inman Park neighborhood must complete application is permitted by a 23-G212,

Submit a portfolio, and stick to the Inman Park Arts Council.