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The Magic Paint Roller
I have seen some pretty cool electronic graffiti techniques in the past, but multimedia performers Sweatshoppe's method—which uses a paint roller to draw video straight on walls—beats them all. More »Urban Renewal, OS 9 Edition
Spotted by a reader outside of Providence, Rhode Island (what isn't "outside of Providence" in RI, anyway?), some charming little OS-9-themed graffiti on an abandoned nightclub. Wallpaper-sized shots after the jump. More »Fire Tagging Makes Graffiti a Bit More Dangerous
Graffiti is cool, I guess. But graffiti that's been lit on fire before the paint dries? OK, now you have my attention. More »Graffiti for Wii Video Shows 100% Silly Fun, 0% Mess
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The guys at kontraband have proven that geeks do more than hide behind avatars and forum handles to bitch and argue. Sometimes they do it by defacing buildings under the cover of darkness. More »Aerial7 Graffiti Headphones One Pacifier Short of a Personal Rave
Well hello color. How ya been, and who at Aerial7 did you have to get high in order to get yourself arranged in such a, um, loud way on these new Graffiti headphones?The Berliner Dom Projected with Graffiti
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Handwriting Recognition for iPhone Now Available
Holy Egg Freckles! A Chinese developer has released handwriting recognition software—both Latin and Chinese alphabets—for the iPhone. Similar to Graffiti, the classic writing software for Palms, you can setup HWPen from Installer.app to give you an a writing area that can take over the standard keyboard at the touch of button. It's a 1.0 beta version, but it works. Screenshots and more info after the jump. UPDATED: fingers-on video is up now. More »Glow In The Dark Graffiti Makes Street Art Rave-tastic
Digital Billboards
A well known 18 year old graffiti artist that goes by the name "Skullphone" has expanded his repertoire of vandalism to include 10 digital billboards around L.A. Earlier this week, onlookers were treated to Skullphones's calling card in between the normal ads running on the display. Nice work dude, let's hope that the police and the folks at ClearChannel appreciate art. Updated: Apparently, it wasn't a hack, but a two-day paid "art project." [Skullphone and Curbed L.A. via Textually and Supertouch]Hackedin Southern California"Couleur Sur l'Object" Graffiti Robot Turns Vandalism All-Electronic
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