Reverse graffiti, also known as clean tagging, dust tagging or grime writing, is a method of creating graffiti on walls or other surfaces by removing dirt from a surface.
In 2006 Alexandre Orion worked on an intervention in the Max Feffer tunnel in São Paulo, Brazil. The intervention was through a process of substation, scraping off layers of soot from vehicle exhaust built up on tunnel walls to produce images of human skulls.
Why water? For us it is our soul, it is the reason why Roca exists. It runs through every one of our products and is the protagonist of our stage, the bathroom. We thought that it is time to make a tribute to this precious and fantastic element, let’s make a tribute to the beauty of water.
We’re proud of our amazing summer intern for 2007. Eric Chan (or eepmon.com as he’s known) has put his mark on a tasty new campaign for XBox 360. As you’ll note in past blogs, Eric’s installation work graces our lobby at the offices of Fleming Creative Group and he was recently awarded a Gold standing in Computer Arts’ Graduate Showcase. Yes, we definitely can spot talent.
Artists like to work with Sharpie Markers. Personally, I prefer Copics for sketching on paper. Anyway, it doesn’t matter which marker you use if you are an amazing illustrator like he (I couldn’t track down the name of this artist) with a crazy client who wants to have a very special Lamborghini Gallardo.
