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3 Comments February 26, 2010 at 4:00 pm

Vandalist: Pro Tips

Once a week, Vandalist features some of the most interesting street art and graffiti from around Toronto. You should contribute.

By Sean Martindale

IllegalSigns.ca

And in New York City, too. From PublicAdCampaign’s New York Street Advertising Takeover: http://www.publicadcampaign.com/nysat/2010/houston-street-btw-avenue-a-avenue-b-ns-2/
rek

Bonus points for the cut paper flames, they turned this dull mass-produced piece into something more.
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Hey,
Strong messages on walls have always inspired. Strong stories on webdocs are strating to.
In the same recession vein, check out the GDP project by the National Film Board: http://gdp.nfb.ca
We’re also integrating photos like the ones above into the documentary. Can we do so with the above? Even better, if the artist wants to do so him/her-self, that’d be A1.
Best,
Frédéric
Frédéric Dubois
Web coordinator
GDP webdoc – The human side of the Canadian economic crisis
http://gdp.nfb.ca
f.dubois@nfb.ca
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