West Bank Art Attack
I know, I'm late on this one... but I think it's absolutely brilliant, so better late than never:
Banksy (who normally doesn't show himself) hit Israel's barrier with Palestine. Take a look.
This is some of the most innovative and conceptually responsible "street" art to come along since "clean graffiti". For a self-described "fictional character", Banksy has been pretty busy.
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Thought you might want to check this Flickr group out...
http://www.flickr.com/groups/banksy/pool/
and, seeing the stencils in the alley behind the stinkin lincolon are fading, you have any suggestions where to get enviro friendly spray paints?
Moahahahahahaha!
Thanks, wouldpkr.
As far as environmentally-friendly spray paint brands, I'm not sure what's available - no one sells spray paint within the Chicago city limits. There are a few things to look out for, though.
After a little sleuthing, it appears that powders are slowly replacing spray paints, as only about 30% of the paint actually hits the surface (wasting the other 70%, presumably).
Chalk (sometimes mixed with charcoal) may be an option, if you can find a "safe" spray or liquid adhesive... maybe try wheat paste?
Try Eco-House for other "safe" options.
Very cool mang!
Thanks for the links!
Hmm, Now that i think about it, Watercolors in an airbrush might work...
use a motorcycle/lawnmower battery to power the small compressor... all that would fit easily into a backpack...
Hmm, Now that i think about it, Watercolors in an airbrush might work...
use a motorcycle/lawnmower battery to power the small compressor... all that would fit easily into a backpack...
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