I just found out today this post (even though it was published on January 9th, 2008): 7 Unusually Geeky Street Graffiti Projects: From Digitized Spray-Painting to Physical Hyperlinking. I advice you to go read it. It was a pleasure reading it! Well done!
Street artist Paul Curtis uses a method contrary to his peers when creating his work – he cleans. Inspired during a stint working in a kitchen, he found a beautiful contrast in the clean versus dirty surfaces, and realized he could transform this chore into artistic forms. Clorox’s Green Works and Curtis teamed up recently [...]
Original in concept and design, this living history of the graffiti movement mimics the actual sketchbooks graffiti artists use to perfect their work before it goes public. Before it hits the wall, graffiti is often painstakingly planned out in a sketchbook or piece book. Well-worn and dog-eared, these books are passed along from artist to [...]
The basic idea was to build a computer hardware interface which is similar to an existing analog tool. An new interface will force new experiences. Forget about keyboard and mouse: with WiiSpray we created a new human computing interface (HCI). The use of WiiSpray is similar of using a real spray can – but without [...]
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