CHALK! It’s a special kind of awesome. The best thing about it is it’s inoffensivity. It’s almost like Vandalism Lite. And more, much more that that, it’s heaps fun.
Very Cute, No?
I went to Bristol once, and the place had a nice artistic vibe to it, so it’s no surprise that chalk flowers grow from Bristol pavement.
Especially when you consider that it's the birthplace of Banky's work.
I'm not sure how I feel about sexually explicit chalkings, but I sure as HELL cannot condone the violent appropriation of a marginalized group's autonomy. Something to do with homosexuality, as far as I can tell.
Damn awesome skeleton.
A curious WTF moment
While this is more of a specific thing than most the other examples of conventional chalking, it’s awesomeness justifies its placement. The bathroom pictured has been designed to feel like an old run down vandalised toilet. The wall is a chalk board and chalk is made available in a small bowl.
This clip is from a fantastic curiosity, an 80’s children’s claymation series featuring Mark Twain, disenchanted with humanity, riding in a balloon with the intent to plunge it into Haley’s comet, with whose appearance he was born
The lightest solid on the planet, the best insulating material in existence, areogel is basically a foam that’s made from gel that replaces water with air. The video says it a bit better.
If you’re like me (good grief! What a stupid thing to say. If you’re like me? Of course you’re not; why wold you be? Anyway…) you’re not a terrible fan of video games but you can appreciate them as a bit of fun with mates.
Howver, I here present the video series, Zero Punctuation, by Yahtzee, that makes games interesting to people who really don’t care
Graffiti isn't something we especially want to encourage; but if there was ever encouraging graffiti to remind us some people just want to make stuff that looks nice, this was it. A short lived set that popped up at the train station not terribly long ago.