I received an email a few moments ago containing the following examples of graffiti a.k.a. vandalism a.k.a. humor. Don't try this at home. Unless you can do better.
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Everything is changing! Mass production is now mass customization. Differentiation rules. Marketers must understand emotions, social patterns, and media consumption in order to design the next generation of products and messages. Advertising is dynamic communication. It's not easy keeping up. Fortunately, we love this shit.
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love these! makes me want to buy a can of spray paint, a black ski mask, a white van, a cameraman, a sharpie in case the spray paint would be considered over-kill and find me some street signs. thanks for the inspiration, i'll call you when i need someone to pick me up from jail.
Posted by: Katie Fitzgearld | March 05, 2009 at 12:38 AM
Hilarious. And you're right. Soemtimes there's startling talent to be found on the street.
Posted by: Jim Cusson | March 05, 2009 at 08:34 AM