MUTO by BLU

This is a pretty sweet graffitti-stop-motion-animation-thing. Watch it.

BLU's Site with video

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Legal Street Art

Some cool examples of legal street art from a post on WebUrbanist.

Spam One-Liners

Linzie Hunter has made a set of "Spam One-Liners" on Flickr. There are some funny ones, especially if you imagine them as a sign stapled onto a telephone pole or something. It was a good idea, but I would like to see it go in a bit of a different direction, more illustration than typography, that could be really funny.


- On a aside note, this is post #100 to the class blog, hooray! We should cancel class to celebrate!

Meth Minute 39

I saw "Internet People" last week or whenever it was that it got published but it didn't immediately have the biggest impact. But after seeing "Sex Machine" and then revisiting Dan Meth's previous episode it's growing on me. Maybe I'm just jealous that I didn't come up with such a great idea first. Anyhow, check out this guy's stuff on his frederator site, Meth Minute 39, it's really good, and keep an eye on him for the next few months, he's planning on publishing a video once a week, I believe.

Reverse Graffiti

This is a pretty interesting concept. This guy creates images on the wall of this tunnel by cleaning off the grime. I guess he's technically not doing anything wrong so he they can't really fine him or arrest him for it. Whether or not the authorities actually get the message some people must and things get cleaned up even if only to erase the images.