Gnar light graffiti

On December 08 2007 15:54 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
k stop making a thread every time you find something you think is neat

On December 08 2007 15:54 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
k stop making a thread every time you find something you think is neat

On December 08 2007 15:54 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
k stop making a thread every time you find something you think is neat

On December 08 2007 15:54 FakeSteve[TPR] wrote:
k stop making a thread every time you find something you think is neat

On December 08 2007 17:53 kefkalives wrote:
thats sounds pretty fun bockit. It sounds easy, but i feel its not.

On December 08 2007 20:09 Bockit wrote:


Interestingly enough, I was actually doing this last night with a friend. He works out the exact measurements for aperture though, he's done a course on photography and knows his stuff (I'm taking it next year sem 1), though I do understand a lot of it.

Here's 3 that we made:





while no means as good as the other posted stuff, this was our first attempt at it heh.

The hardest part is planning it out, and then making sure you can finish it in the time period you give yourself.

On December 08 2007 17:24 eXigent. wrote:
I looked at that site, and I must say, reverse graffiti seems really cool lol. Not to mention there is no way to fine someone for doing it.

Basically graffiti artists take the slogan of some company, and instead of spraypainting it on a wall, they clean the areas where the letters are. This makes it stand out exremely well on a dirty wall background. They are unable to be fined for this, because, they are just cleaning the wall.

Heres some pics:

In the last picture, they just removed some of the posters, leaving the wall behind it. Spelling hype.