Geek Graffiti

A few funny examples of geek graffiti.

This one is a classic, in my opinion:

Here a few of them in one image. I really like the creativity of the "loading" under the roundabout sign.

I think I was born this way!

Where's Pac-Man in this one?

I'm not even popular on the internet ...

01000001 = 65 = A
01001101 = 77 = M
01001111 = 79 = O
01010010 = 82 = R
That makes the below image spell "AMOR" which means LOVE. I'm geeky like dat!

Ummm ... Sorry Ocifer. I didn't neam to spray dat ...

No, we don't have a rainbow.

Reboot

Mmmm ... b.a.c.o.n.

And my favorite ...

The PixelRoller is an intentional cross between conventional and manual printing methods, combining the ease of computer-age printing with the creativity of manual printing. This graffiti creation tool can be programmed to print any number of patterns with uniqueness and variability contingent upon the way these patterns are then ‘rolled’ on to a surface.


Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4_Q4MemtaA


Perhaps the ultimate in digital-age geek graffiti, Tagging in Motion (shown above) is a kind of three-dimensional street graffiti using a virtual reality interface coupled with digital rendering. The graffiti artist is taped by multiple cameras throughout his spraying motions in 3D space, generating street art that requires no physical surface and leaves no trace in physical reality like other creative urban light art.


Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XLikgptMD98
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