Questo è lo scenario di via Dosso Dossi (le prime 10 foto) e di via Roversella e si, siamo in centro città, come si denota dal palazzo con i portici. Ogni mese una nuova scritta compare sui muri. Nessuno vede, nessuno se ne preoccupa. Forse non è cosi importante tenere in modo decoroso questa zona.

Beautiful piece of Via del Turco – Ferrara

Eh si complimenti a questi artisti de sto cavolo…cari SAED, KONG e soci ci avete rotto le palle con i vostri insulsi tag che ricoprono tutto il centro di Ferrara……..tra l’altro siete solo dei codardi che agiscono col buio e quando nessuno può vedervi…eh…..

E sul resto del muro cè molto altro…………

(un accenno va anche a chi maldestramente ha tentato di coprire queste schifezze……potevate fare meglio no???!?!?!)

Philly’s got it’s own scene, it’s own style, it’s own artists and stands distinct from other cities, most notably the apple just north. Check out these videos courtesy of Phear215 that show some of the best spots and the best in Philly Street Art.

Criei um del.icio.us só para salvar
SLURL’s interessantes do metaverso de second life =)
As minhas SLURL’s vão ficar salvas neste endereço:
http://delicious.com/brancomerlin
Estou usando o “del.icio.us tagger” da incrível coder CodeBastard Redgrave (uma das melhores coders que já conheci no second life). Ela é a criadora do “machinima cam hud” (que inclusive vai ter sua versão 2.0 em breve). Quem quiser conferir os produtos dela veja no xstreet sl dela aqui ou então direto na loja dela aqui =)

I was able to score a San Diego Comic Convention Kidrobot Fatcap Purple Version designed by Deph. This piece was limited to 200 pieces at the convention only.

I also grabbed the same Fatcap in Green (online version limited to 1200)

The two brothers together out in the wild and battling a menacing Kitty:

I also grabbed a very good deal on a Golden Ticket 6 inch Fatcap Designed by TooFly. (this piece was limited to 400 pieces worldwide)

Tagger is our answer to the cliche of tacky and bulky comfort items. We don’t think children need to be over stimulated to be entertained and comforted. We have chosen quality fabrics that are interesting, elegant and texturized for maximum motor skill development without offending your sense of aesthetics.

Nelson Chip: Tagger (February 5, 2009)

            I got the idea of this article out of a chapter in the French book “Like a drifting eagled” by the Lebanese author Alexandre Najjar. 

Nelson Chip is a tagger; that is how he describes his profession.  Nelson cannot help it; he always carries a painting “bomb” to tag his graffiti on anything drab, ugly, plain boring; he tags on crumbling walls, graying train carriages, dirty metro subways but never on private properties, telephone booths, private cars, or window shops. Nelson is not a drug addict or a drunkard; he works alone and by night fall; he likes his privacy and solitude. Nelson tags works of art, messages of peace, of hope, expressive words in order to cheer up what he judges to be drab and uninspiring; many gangs try to emulate his artistic calligraphy design by tagging their war names for narcissistic exhibition. 

            Larry Chip is his brother; he also paints.  The ID plaque on his combat uniform states “CDR-Larry Chip-Combat Artist”.  The Navy Art Gallery dispatched Larry to Kuwait during Desert Storm war against Iraq in 1992.  Larry’s job was to draw soldiers and immortalize the G.I.  He then painted over 30 of these portraits for the exhibit in his honor.  During the war, Larry was distinguished and received recognition by painting graffiti on missiles and bomb shells destined for the Iraqi civilians.

            Two brothers, two artists; Nelson is serving jail terms for carrying a painting bomb in his bag; he is charged of “voluntary defacing, degrading, deterioration of public properties and monuments”.  Nelson is no longer permitted shaving foam; he said: “My hands itch when I carry a painting bomb; I have to relieve my idea, to express my revolt; I have then this irrepressible desire to paint”   Larry returned home a War Hero; the famous and glamorous are flocking to watch his artistic “chef d’oeuvre” in Washington, DC.

            Two brothers, two artists “painters”; Nelson’s art are still emulated by the little people to express their frustrated emotions and miserable living.  Larry’s graffiti disintegrated; only the hate mongers are emulating his art: the Zionists painted blasphemous graffiti on missiles and shells targeted to Palestinian babies in Gaza.

A friend let me use their scanner, so now I got some nicer pics.

Ok, här ser Ni oroliga föräldrar eller mor- och farföräldrar, samt släkt och vänner som även de är oroliga, hur ert barn, er syster/bror eller ert barnbarn, hur en tagger ser ut..

Dvs. en graffitimålande vandal!

Haha..

Enjoy

// lavett

Another new piece. The pattern is kinda a throwback to somethin I did a few years back.

Since I retired. But I’ve been doing a few pieces lately.

Sample text, sample text, rah, rah, rah!

A store owner called the cops on me today while I was painting a mural at The Commercial Center District in Las Vegas, said I was a tagger! In broad daylight, with painting tarp and supplies, not a spray can in sight. Cops were cool, one even asked my rates. I gave him a business card.

I’ve been painting electrical boxes, dumpsters and pillars at the Commercial Center for the past few years as part of a beautification project at the shopping center. Murals are known to deter taggers  and vandalism. The wall I was painting today used to be covered in graffiti, but was painted white so that I could add an ocean scene. Unfortunately I didn’t get very far. I guess some people would rather stare at a blank wall than art.