beatman321
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February 2008
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by beatman321 on Jun 19, 2008 19:43:51 GMT 1, This is a really good idea.............
This is a really good idea.............
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by doublehelix on Jun 19, 2008 20:16:50 GMT 1, Already posted this a few days ago, but for those who missed it worth a look!
Already posted this a few days ago, but for those who missed it worth a look!
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fuzzed
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by fuzzed on Jun 19, 2008 22:54:43 GMT 1, Just seen that for the first time. Really cool! I'm impressed by that.
What do you think councils etc would say if they saw you doing that? Obviously it's not illegal to clean!
Just seen that for the first time. Really cool! I'm impressed by that.
What do you think councils etc would say if they saw you doing that? Obviously it's not illegal to clean!
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by thebleedingedge on Jun 19, 2008 23:09:33 GMT 1, Had a chat with some guy from up north who is a pioneer of sorts for reverse graff, he was completely cool. He has advanced the cat and mouse game and it has loads of applications, he has done commercial work for the big corperates but I can't help but feel he can take this to a different level if he brings it back to play. Either way, if he isn't the guy to take it there, someone else will be.
Fuzzed: It isn't illegal but they do attempt to move you along and can impose other fines on you for being in a dangerous spot (moterways, bridges) or having harmful chemicals, all bullshit of course but there is an array of stupid laws that can be useful for them if they don't want you expressing yourself on their walls.
I remember taking this the other direction, walking around and doing basic outline/fill images with adhesive spray, it is quite cool because when you spray the image is invisible but as the city dirt and grime builds up it sticks to the surface revealing the image. Perfect for stencils, just a pity that adhesive spray costs 4 - 5 times the cost of spray paint, still, nothing a little home R&D can't fix.
Had a chat with some guy from up north who is a pioneer of sorts for reverse graff, he was completely cool. He has advanced the cat and mouse game and it has loads of applications, he has done commercial work for the big corperates but I can't help but feel he can take this to a different level if he brings it back to play. Either way, if he isn't the guy to take it there, someone else will be.
Fuzzed: It isn't illegal but they do attempt to move you along and can impose other fines on you for being in a dangerous spot (moterways, bridges) or having harmful chemicals, all bullshit of course but there is an array of stupid laws that can be useful for them if they don't want you expressing yourself on their walls.
I remember taking this the other direction, walking around and doing basic outline/fill images with adhesive spray, it is quite cool because when you spray the image is invisible but as the city dirt and grime builds up it sticks to the surface revealing the image. Perfect for stencils, just a pity that adhesive spray costs 4 - 5 times the cost of spray paint, still, nothing a little home R&D can't fix.
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gtf
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by gtf on Jun 19, 2008 23:53:16 GMT 1, Someone else who did this is Alexandre Orion from Sau Paolo. He got a page in Issue 7 of the Overspray mag.
Someone else who did this is Alexandre Orion from Sau Paolo. He got a page in Issue 7 of the Overspray mag.
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The Reverse Graffiti Project Moose , by doublehelix on Jun 20, 2008 10:12:20 GMT 1, Thebleedingedge, it's a guy from Leeds yes? Can't remember his name as he's been pretty quiet for the last couple of years but he used to do a lot of this. Quality work n'all.
Yes that's Moose. His name is Paul Curtis:
interview here
More info here.
Thebleedingedge, it's a guy from Leeds yes? Can't remember his name as he's been pretty quiet for the last couple of years but he used to do a lot of this. Quality work n'all. Yes that's Moose. His name is Paul Curtis: interview hereMore info here. |
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