INSANE!!! Amazing Graffiti Artworks!!! (Serene)

This is what passion can bring oneself to do.

The graffiti project on kelburn castle.
Painted by, OS GEMEOS, NINA & NUNCA. Completed June 2007



3D style Graffiti








Graffiti is not only about paints, markers, spray paints and walls.
Creativity plays a large part in it too=)

High Tech Graffiti!
L.A.S.E.R TAG
Projecting graffiti with a laser pointer on the side of a building.



Floating 3D Graffiti
The graffiti is captured using three camcorders with motion capturing. They record the graffer position and his exact motions he executes with a virtual spray can. By using the 3D glasses, the graffer can view his art in real time.



Led Throwie
Using LED lights to do graffiti.





Urban Body Graffiti
Walee's Graphic Designed Skin

If you’re talented at graphic arts or have a gift for graffiti, why limit yourself to traditional mediums?
Walee uses the female body as his canvas, putting his design skills toward creating the ultimate art project. The colours swirl upward in forms that accentuate the female figure. The beautiful creations transform the bare backs of women into elaborate pieces of art. In contrast to most graffiti, it doesn’t look angry, obnoxious or loud, despite it’s bold use of colours and strong lines. It’s soft, feminine and very unique!







Light Graffiti

It is a photographic technique in which exposures are made usually at night or in a darkened room by moving a hand-held light source or by moving the camera. In many cases the light source itself does not have to appear in the image.











Water Graffiti
Vindict Wine Campaign

Vindict, an Amsterdam wine company, has come up with a really fun campaign featuring water graffiti.

The striking reversed-graffiti is not only an eye catching promotion, but it’s also environmentally-friendly, and a great way to showcase innovative Dutch design. The campaign was launched this month in Amsterdam where it’s featured on paved sidewalks, streets and walls. The messages are created by spraying hogedruk cleaner on these public surfaces, so instead of adding to urban pollution, they’re cleaning it!



I think for every art form, humans have always been seeking for new ways to modified and enhanced it. We humans just love breakthroughs.