35 comments

Username
Password
* (required)

xamoii (not verified) says:

this is awesome !!!!

yachris (not verified) says:

Cool! Thanks for putting these up... they're great.

Linda says:

Apologies to a few people who commented about the Girl With the Pearl Earring image, gremlins took over the site while we were moderating comments and they haven't shown up, but yes, you are very right, GWPE was by Vermeer. Chevalier wrote the novel. My art history tutor will be affronted!

rydenbreeze (not verified) says:

oh dag, that sucks. the city removed everything at the end. such great art vanished because people who dont appriciate its beauty... on the other hand, thats a good way to get the city to clean something

Andy (not verified) says:

Too bad you had to spread it out over 5 pages to bump up impressions. I refuse to go beyond one page for a single article unless it is so huge that doing so is an obvious choice.

The Dude (not verified) says:

This is cool, and it is NOT graffiti. Graffiti (regardless of it's art content, or lack thereof) is damaging to the location (removing the whole 'art' topic). This however is NOT damaging, and so is not graffiti and should never be prosecuted. At worst it makes the city clean an otherwise disgusting space.

Good on you all you reverse-graffiti artists!

bubbadharma (not verified) says:

As a Buddhist, I consider this an example of skillful means. Everybody wins - The artist creates his/her statement of beauty, humor...whatever and the publice wins by enjoying it. The disgruntled may feel like they have to clean entire walls or tunnels because of it ( a shame IMO ) but we win again by cleaning off some of the grime left by pollution. And, yes, the disgruntled win...somebody gets to be employed to clean what should have already been cleaned (perhaps) and the complainers get to feel self-righteous. Ferking grand. I posted it on my blog. Thank you.

Bubbadharma

gustavo (not verified) says:

great works!

here's another great artist: http://www.desprojeto.net/

Graffiti (not verified) says:

Scott Wade rules!

Guy (not verified) says:

my nephew had told me about this guy and I couldn't believe it tell I saw it. very cool!

Libby (not verified) says:

This guy is an artist in every sense - the kid in the car - very original. Its definately worth thinking outside the box!

Libby (not verified) says:

The girl with the pearl earring is my favourite (so far). Its a shame they will get washed off one day.

m4t3 (not verified) says:

good work!!

see ours works on this site www.progettocleanit.deviantart.com

greenmachine (not verified) says:

this is fantabulous. i hope it sweeps the nation, no the world. I was wondering does anyone who has dabbled in this art for real, like stencils and shit, know the best way to do this type of art (i.e. sandblasting vs. high powered hose vs. towel or stencil vs. freehand)? also is this technically illegal? im tryna spread this with a message that advocates for envrironmental awareness such as change to enviro-friendly lightbulbs n stuff in my neighborhood...any feedback would be greatly apreciated. gracias

Dolf Van Sprengel (not verified) says:

A find this way of working so cool, that I wrote a topic of it on my blog!! Very nice work!!

yciuj (not verified) says:

The reverse stuff is amazing. Check out my site for Tips tricks and techniques

http://tr.im/1w0g

Resources for the modern day graffiti bomber / street artist / culture jammer / night walker

Going Green (not verified) says:

Pretty cool stuff!

x.tammie.x (not verified) says:

These people r so talented , i wonder if they get paid for this lovely artwork...>>>

id (not verified) says:

beautiful.. sad to have seen it go yet brought a smile that the police could do nothing an din the end the city is cleaner.. he had the right idea to tape this as we have all now seen the work of art and it shall never die.

Ryan (not verified) says:

Anyone know if this is considered legal

kookimebux (not verified) says:

Hello. And Bye. :)

frank (not verified) says:

Great post. It's good to know about how the roots of graffiti art (lying in the new york streets and subways) develop into new evolutions, insights and trends.
There's a free digital graffiti history book available at www.historyofgraffitiart.com

lisa (not verified) says:

That was great art you were not hurting anyone if they did their jobs in the first place it would not have been dirty.

FinoActiown (not verified) says:

very intresting

morten canvas (not verified) says:

AWESOME

Paige (not verified) says:

Hey, I just found this by accident! Scott is a good friend of mine! Actually, he mostly just uses sticks, twigs and leaves to create his artwork. It's so much more amazing up close. His website is dirtycarart.com.

Riggsi (not verified) says:

Beautiful irony! I think I'll be using this medium to spread the word about our sustainable car share service MyCarClub.com.au.

ggstarling (not verified) says:

Hello all!
This evening I have found a very fresh cartoon about the office plankton everyday life.
I recommend this for all to wake up your mood.
I helped))
You can watch this toon <a href=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcmPOwpL9HI
here

Dont worry - be smile))

nuska (not verified) says:

increible!!!!!grate your work

sir jorge (not verified) says:

simply amazing, dazzling, greatness

Sean Titcombe (not verified) says:

is there any contact information on Paul Curtis, Moose that i could use for a project that I am working on thank you for your time

Finn Foto (not verified) says:

A really graet idea.

Noel (not verified) says:

Check out http://www.reversegraffiti.nl for some cool reverse graffiti actions..

funny graffiti (not verified) says:

Just came across this now, incredible stuff - Scott Wade's graffiti on cars in particular is something special

data shredding services.jpg

D_S_S says:

The given example above is intricate and quite a great example of expressing one's self. The interpretation and understanding may vary from onlookers but one thing remains the same - it is not easy to create such piece of art and you can tell by the details that the graffiti was meticulously done. There are those who just want to vandalize that need to be removed by power washing San Antonio removal teams but there are those that you can definitely call graffiti art. We express our emotion through various ways and for those who are artistically inclined, they consider walls and pavements their canvasses for the public to see.