I tripped over this while perusing the interwebs. I realized that I'd seen some of this guy's work before, but I didn't know just how much he'd produced or how (in)famous he was. Here's a link to a pretty comprehensive article on him, and a pic.
I suggest you take a look at his book "Wall and Peace", it's a pretty comprehensive look at what he's done. It would be nice if England had legalized graffiti like parts of Europe do. Anyone have any graffiti they'd like to discuss?
There are places around this city who sell canvas prints of Banksy's work, and they claim copyright not over the work, but over the pictures they supposedly took of the work. I've been toying with the idea of Grassing them to Banksy via his website, but on the flip side, I want to get something cool to hang on my wall first.
Never thought people around here would be into graffiti.
There are places around this city who sell canvas prints of Banksy's work, and they claim copyright not over the work, but over the pictures they supposedly took of the work. I've been toying with the idea of Grassing them to Banksy via his website, but on the flip side, I want to get something cool to hang on my wall first.
You can always make your own, its easy.
I suggest you take a look at his book "Wall and Peace", it's a pretty comprehensive look at what he's done. It would be nice if England had legalized graffiti like parts of Europe do. Anyone have any graffiti they'd like to discuss?
I have that one and Existencilism along with some Shepard Fairey books and others.
Well, to be fair, these are some pretty high quality canvas prints - And I do not have the money or tools to make my own, even if I got someone else to print one up.
-transparency film about $10 a box -Xacto Knife < $5 -Can of spray Paint < $1 -Pre-Stretched Canvas < $6 (depending on size) -Some printer paper and ink to print out design = almost free -A bit of spare time
Its less than $25 and most of the material is reusable. I would recommend a respirator (not a dust mask) if your work space is anything less than open space (thats like $35)
Banksy is mad awesome, I saw some of his stuff in London when I was there, and the dorm I live in has replications of his designs painted on the walls.
Dang, I hadn't thought about that one yet. I rasterbated the full version of my avatar. Look at all the pretty dots. Have yet to print and tape it though. But now I'm tempted to find the biggest and most awesome wallpaper I have and rasterbate that to epic size.
I’ve used this program before too. But I really don’t like this technique. Rasterbator makes posters with big dots. Now I use this poster creator to print big images. It doesn’t change the input image and print it with high quality.
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Anyone have any graffiti they'd like to discuss?
Cardboard + Design + Stanley knife --> Template
Template + Paint + Wall --> Art
Oh, if you just want the picture:
Rasterbator + Paper + Bluetack/Tape --> ???? --> Underpants --> Profit
-transparency film about $10 a box
-Xacto Knife < $5
-Can of spray Paint < $1
-Pre-Stretched Canvas < $6 (depending on size)
-Some printer paper and ink to print out design = almost free
-A bit of spare time
Its less than $25 and most of the material is reusable. I would recommend a respirator (not a dust mask) if your work space is anything less than open space (thats like $35)