grafitti in school....legal style

[VEN]

Our principal looked at it today and she liked it.

[Adam Shapiro]

Originally Posted by VEN

Our principal looked at it today and she liked it.

Those look really great! I love the Snoopy but you need a Woodstock!

[chrisinmd]

Originally Posted by Jay H 237

The high school 237 is based out of used to have paintings that students did in art class on the walls. The paint was everything from what you could call modern art to graffiti to picture of the Statue of Liberty. Most of the walls of the school were painted when I went there as a student. After they repainted the complete school in the late 90's most of these paintings were painted over. The school today is basically a two tune green paint scheme, not as interesting as it had been.

That sounds exactly like what happened at my school. There were murals all over, done by some really talented students, and this summer they painted the entire school, which was in need of some fresh paint, but they also felt that the murals needed some fresh paint. A few of them survived, but the two tone green scheme has taken over. The halls are really lacking without them.
-Chris

edit: Great job! Looks great!

[KyleGilbert45]

Sorry to bring back a dead thread, but I didn't want to start a new thread just for this.

It appears that Marc Ecko has tagged Air Force One while it was sitting on the ramp overnight. http://stillfree.com/ This is an excellent example of the kinds of graffiti that make the art of graffiti look bad...

[Clark Gilbert]

Originally Posted by KyleGilbert45

Sorry to bring back a dead thread, but I didn't want to start a new thread just for this.

It appears that Marc Ecko has tagged Air Force One while it was sitting on the ramp overnight. http://stillfree.com/ This is an excellent example of the kinds of graffiti that make the art of graffiti look bad...

Did you read the "Legal Disclaimer" on the website?

Please read the language set forth herein carefully as it may affect, inhibit, modify or otherwise influence the interests or perceptions of any end user (hereinafter "you" or "end user") viewing the preceeding video (also referred to herein and hereas as "The Still Free Video"). You, the viewer of the preceeding are hereby advised that the video does not depict a real event. It is intended for the sole, limited and express purpose of entertainment and to induce you, the viewer of the video, to think critically about freedom of expression and speech and the government's responses to the same. Therefore, and by reason of the foregoing, the producers, creators and distributors of this video hereby verily certify that the foregoing fictionalization and dramatization was not real. Furthermore, and without limitation now, since the beginning of time and without perpituity, the producers, creators and distributors of this video and anyone else who was involved in the making of this video assume no risks or liabilities stemming from or related to your ("the end user's") viewing of same and assume no liability for any damages that result directly or indirectly from mistakes, omissions, interruptions, deletions of files, viruses, errors, defects or any failures of performance, communications failures, theft, destruction or unauthorized access. Copying, duplication and distribution of this video is encouraged.

They say it's fake although it looks pretty real. It's hard to believe he would risk possible death (I wonder if they have those super protective "zones" around A.F.O. like they do for the stealth planes at airshows) and the label of a "terrorist" for such a stupid stunt.

[Mike]

Originally Posted by KyleGilbert45

Sorry to bring back a dead thread, but I didn't want to start a new thread just for this.

It appears that Marc Ecko has tagged Air Force One while it was sitting on the ramp overnight. http://stillfree.com/ This is an excellent example of the kinds of graffiti that make the art of graffiti look bad...

Watch "Why I Tagged Air Force One", he makes a good point.

[sciencenerd]

Wow, I'm kind of suprised you got permission for that (not that I have anything in particular against it). It seems to me if I were a school, I wouldn't want random pictures all over the walls, it is possible that they could detract from the learning. Then again, for all I know this is actually helping with the learning, as the creator of this thread said they are intended to.

Team 1318 decided it would be cool this year if we painted the top of our practice-field ramp to be team-spirited. This is what it looked like (before we actually attached it to the ramp).

[Jay H 237]

Originally Posted by Clark Gilbert

Did you read the "Legal Disclaimer" on the website?


They say it's fake although it looks pretty real. It's hard to believe he would risk possible death (I wonder if they have those super protective "zones" around A.F.O. like they do for the stealth planes at airshows) and the label of a "terrorist" for such a stupid stunt.

It is fake. The story is located here on how they did it. After the Air Force saw the video even they were fooled and had to go check the real plane out.