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illegal public art at it’s finest

Started by Mark Schoneveld · 8 months ago

I’m lucky(?) because I get to watch a lot of video on the internet. It’s what I get paid to do, which tends to make me a bit jaded at times. But every so often I come across a video that blows my mind. This video is one of those.
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11 comments

  • Audrey

    1 year ago

    whoa. that must have taken a really long time. i bet some people were upset about him painting over their graffiti...but maybe not.
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  • Agnes Varnum

    1 year ago

    Wow, so awesome! Thanks for sharing that one.
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  • Sean

    1 year ago

    Wow... that was insanely amazing.
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  • Mark

    1 year ago

    Indeed. You're welcome!
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  • Frank

    1 year ago

    In-freakin-credible. Wow, man. Thanks for that find. We're all watching it at the office now.
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  • lauren galanter

    1 year ago

    Holy crap, that was INSANE. *boggles*

    That must have taken months and months...and what if someone messed up their work on a wall before they finished that bit? Man.

    That thing needs to win an Oscar. Brilliant. Tweeting now.
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  • Suzy

    1 year ago

    I wonder what it looked like to walk by the wall every day. Seeing it evolve in pieces would be almost as fascinating as seeing the whole.
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  • David

    1 year ago

    Hey mark, my wife is going to put this in her Inquirer Blog if that us ok with you, it does not seem to conflict with any of the artist's wishes.
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  • Mark

    1 year ago

    Go for it, David! It's licensed under Creative Commons, so you can share away!
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  • David

    1 year ago

    except "no commercial sites" hmm
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  • Mark

    1 year ago

    Hmmm. I think blogs land in that quasi-commercial realm. The Inky blog, though, probably trends more to the commercial end of things, true. What's her blog, anyway?
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