Your photos of murals

A mural that depicts a hole in a wall allowing the viewer to see into a house. Photo :Nina Camplin

BBC News website readers have been sharing their pictures of murals across the UK. Nina Camplin sent us her picture of a mural she painted with another artist in 2007 in Pier Head, Swanage, in 2007 of a house with a huge hole in the wall.

Huge mural covering the entire side of a house, of a watermill and mill pond with people swimming in it. Picture: Steve Thomas

Steve Thomas sent us his picture of this mural painted by Christine Thomas on the side of a house in Glenelg Road in Brixton. The mural which is called Big Splash once featured in Time Out's top 10 London murals.

Mural of a bubble blowing character watching the sun set over the Preston cityscape. Picture: Paul Ridyard

Paul Ridyard sent us his picture of a ‘Happy Landings’ in Adelphi Street, Preston. The artists, known as Teaone, Moot and Reasm spent several days creating their masterpiece in August last year.

Artist Ben Mosley painting an Olympic mural on a long white wall. Photo: Rory Nath

During the first week of the Olympic Games sports artist Ben Mosley produced a mural that depicts Team GB's success during London 2012. Ben sent us this picture taken by his friend Rory Nath, of him painting the 18 metre mural freehand directly on to the wall.

Mural of the Battersea area of London from over the river Thames. Photo: Selina Tindall

Selina Tindall sent us her picture of this mural on the side of Haberdashers pub in Dagnall Street, near Battersea Park in London. It's called Battersea in Perspective and was painted by Brian Barnes in 1988.

Anti war mural featuring Margaret Thatcher, Michael Heseltine and Ronald Reagan on cruise missiles. Photo: Jitesh Patel

This anti-war mural painted in 1983 entitled Riders of the Apocalypse, also by Brian Barnes, features images of Margaret Thatcher, Michael Heseltine and Ronald Reagan on cruise missiles.

Mural of a leopard lying on the branch of a tree and a tiger on the grass below. Photo: Emma Scutt

Emma Scutt sent us this picture of a 22 metre long mural she painted in 2011 at a school in Dagenham. She said: "It was a challenge of endurance, I painted through rain, wind and sun!" Send your photos to yourpics@bbc.co.uk. For terms and conditions visit bbc.co.uk/terms.

John Steele's photo shows a woman painted on the side of a building in the Argyle Street area of Glasgow

This huge painting of a woman with a magnifying glass is visible in the Argyle Street shopping area in Glasgow and was sent to us by John Steele who takes pictures of street art in and around the Scottish city