yes
what do u want buy??
Vào ngày 16:14 Thứ Tư, 5 tháng 2 2014, dave miller <[email protected]>
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Hi Rob
I agree, I dont think they'd let you do that in the uk, probably considered as
littering.
The bleach and loss graffiti is interesting - do you have some examples?
dave
On 5 February 2014 01:51, Rob Myers <[email protected]> wrote:
On 04/02/14 09:03 AM, marc garrett wrote:
>> Hacked milling machine spreads graffiti poetry around town.
>>
>> We tend to think of graffiti as being a semi-permanent mark left by an
>> unauthorized artist, but Dutch sand writing artist Gijs van Bon wants
>> his work to be ephemeral, so he designed a machine that he calls Skryf
>> that writes on the sidewalk using sand.
>>
>> Skryf started life as a CNC milling machine used for woodworking, but
>> Van Bon hacked it so that instead of cutting wood, it lays down a thin
>> line of fine white sand as it goes. The computer controlled cutting head
>> now holds the sand dispenser, and moves so that the letters are laid
>> down as neatly as any typewriter.
>
>This relates to chalk, bleach, and moss graffiti I think. :-) I'm not
>sure how sand relates to legal defences of impermanence or cleaning,
>maybe it would be considered littering...
>
>- Rob.
>
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