Saturday, June 27, 2009

Clean Graffiti?

It may just be an advertising gimmick to sell cars, but "clean graffiti" strikes me as a pretty clever idea. They just used a stencil and a "cleaning agent," probably bleach, and it can't be illegal (yet) to clean the sidewalk.

7 comments:

JohnT said...

Surely the Lege has already made a crime out of Defacing Grime? :-)

ChipSeal said...

It will never catch on. Tagging is fun, cleaning is work!

Brody said...

In Washington DC a portion of Rock Creek Parkway runs through loooong underpass tunnel underneath the Kennedy Center. The walls of the tunnel are white tile, or at least, WERE white tile until decades of car exaust turned them into gray tile. Last winter someone did a very large scale tag along the tunnel, using what was obviously a scrub brush and elbow grease.

Anonymous said...

It will never catch on?

Having delivered 2000 ads in this way using rainwater since January 2009, we we would disagree:

http://www.mindthecurb.com/what-weve-done.asp

Anonymous said...

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Anonymous said...

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