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London as Venice

Moneygami - now with hats

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Reverse graffiti- Alexandre Orion

Reverse graffiti also known as clean tagging, dust tagging or grime writing, is a method of removing dirt from a surface while creating graffiti on walls or other surfaces. It is usually done by removing dirt/dust with the fingertip(s) from windows or other dirty surfaces. Reverse graffiti on windows/glass can be highly visible due to the reflection of sunlight. Due to the lack of paint it is often used for Advertising, and companies such as Microsoft and Smirnoff, have had their products advertised this way.[1] Ironically the UK pressure group Keep Britain Tidy are against reverse graffiti.

"The skulls belong all to us. I wanted to bring a catacomb from the near future to the present, to show people that the tragedy of pollution is happening right now. I try to remind people of things they are trying to forget." - Alexandre Orion.

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Also check his website for some brilliant street graffiti/photography HERE

Fantoche

Some involved hand drawed ani, pretty wild, dude could have used an eraser tho..
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on-my-desk.blogspot.com

A blog with pictures of artists, designers, and illustrators desks.  Above is Jeremiah Ketner's desk.  Jeremiah was tagged and released by neverhappened January 18th, 2006.

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Scott Wade

Scott draws pictures on dirty car windows... pretty amazing ones.  Much better than "Wash Me" at least.

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Incredible Machine 01

Something like that Honda commercial, but this time it's home made and from Japan...

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Lost Format Preservation Society

Someone should make a font out of these...

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Marcel's TV Museum

Yes, I do watch television.  But only Project Runway, on vintage Bang and Olufson sets.

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The Stray Shopping Carts of Eastern North America

JULIAN MONTAGUE  The Stray Shopping Cart: An Illustrated System of Identification 2004

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