Did he have to harness himself and hang over traffic? Below is The Roosevelt Expressway and the above is Broad St in North Philly. How the hell did he do this?
How the hell did this artist paint this? (Graffiti)
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Did he have to harness himself and hang over traffic? Below is The Roosevelt Expressway and the above is Broad St in North Philly. How the hell did he do this?
Yeah, half of these dudes are more about doing crazy climbs for a tag rather than the actual art.
Did he have to harness himself and hang over traffic? Below is The Roosevelt Expressway and the above is Broad St in North Philly. How the hell did he do this?
Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
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There is a dude name "Shamwow" who must be out of his god damn mind. I see it on the way to work and it is insane where his tags are.
It's the second busiest road in the city besides I-95. It will ALWAYS be cars flying under.
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Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
Yeah I seen the SHAMWOW dude have tags like this and it is blowing my mind. Freeclimbing for GRAF?
Ahh shit learned another thing. I assumed it was just proximity to the sky
Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
pls no
Holy fuckStrapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
FUCK.......that.Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
I'm not overly fearful of heights, but I do have a healthy respect for them.Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
This is insane.
How does the weight of their massive balls not keep them from losing their balance and falling off?
A large aspect of doing graffiti is putting your mark in difficult/daring spots, it's a point of pride; plus hard to reach spots are harder to clean and for other graffiti artists to cover over.
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Yeah I get that part a bit. I never felt the need to hang from some shit in my writer days but free climbing, I lacked the imagination for that. Subway tunnels, freight trains, water towers, billboard, abandoned subway stations or even buildings (Boner 4EVER) but highway overpasses…talk about a bridge too far.
Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
You have to be wired differently to even attempt that. Insane.
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Man I thought you had some actual information….shame you! SHAME YOU!!!!!!!!!We know.
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If he wore skates while doing this hanging from a rope over a highway listening to Jurassic 5…I would have questions.
And together, we'll show you how to improvise/
Reminiscent of the Wild Style '75/
Cause it's the brothers on the mic occupying the drums/
Taking four MC's and make them sound like one/
This reminds me of how many Dutch people pronounce grafitti as gravity.Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
Never mind the taggers, who took that photo, Peter Parker?
(Yeah, I know they'll just be hanging on a rope, but still!)
Too bad they can now remove graffti with drones.
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Graffiti Drone Prototype Takes Flight
Washington State Department of Transportation is testing the use of drone technology to address graffiti in hard-to-reach places including bridges, overpasse...
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you can see it's the edge of the bridge, look at the bottom right, there's the slope, the photograph is just standing on the ground
Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
jesus christ
When I did youth work we would try to tee up business owners who wanted some cool street art on a wall with disengaged kids as incentive to get back into school and keep out of trouble. If they could keep to some agreement (like perfect attendance at school for a term), we'd hook them up with a crate of rattle cans and a piece of wall. It was amazing to see how the kids responded to being rewarded with something they cared about, and to have their talent appreciated. It also gave me a deeper respect for graffiti and street art.
I remember that game.
Damn I loved this! Forgot it even existed haha.
Hell no to that second picture 😂Strapped themselves within a harness and have the harness tied to a car.
Also, what's the traffic like at 3am? Could have stopped a vehicle underneath and used a ladder to reach the spot.
To this day, there's only a single grafitti tag in the middle of this: Malleco Viaduct, it's been there since at least 2005.
Reminds me of this documentary about a group of people trying to find out who was behind these tiles in the tarmac that kept popping up, mainly in the US; with a very cryptic message.
It's worth a view and i rarely see people talking about it.
The method the person used to put the tiles down was kind of genius, and why he never got caught putting one down.
The journey they went through to find information is fascinating.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYTK6QicICo
It's worth a view and i rarely see people talking about it.
The method the person used to put the tiles down was kind of genius, and why he never got caught putting one down.
The journey they went through to find information is fascinating.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYTK6QicICo
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