Graffiti art targets Kenyan 'vultures2013

Graffiti artists work on the details of their latest piece in Nairobi, Kenya. They paint political art highlighting corruption and compare national leaders to vultures.

Kenyan graffiti artists put down traffic cones and road markings when they are painting to make the sites appear official.

The graffiti gang steps back and admires their latest work. Each wears the 'anti-vulture' jacket.

Before the group turned to political art their work including entertainment figures like Michael Jackson.

U.S. President Barack Obama is another of the group's non-corruption paintings.

Another of the group's anti-corruption works.

They choose the most visible walls to paint hoping the message will result in electoral change.

 

 

Details from one wall work that sums up the group's message to Kenyan voters.