I saw this on the weekend and thought it was great.
I’ll try to remember to take more photos if new stuff pops up around Braddon.. at least if it’s worth having up here as opposed to the annoying faces tagged on everything and anything.
Was also one on a lightpole in the newly reovated park area on London Circuit and West Row. Someone’s tried to scrub it off though.
The Art of Graffiti?
Sorry to stir the pot, but if this was an attempt to be more realistic, they should have traced the shadow a little better or made the mirror image a little more accurate. At 180 degrees rotated the “shadow” would have had a point or peak, representing the corner of the pillar. If you think more logically it would also not cast a shadow at all because the building blocks the sun from that side if it even shines from that direction. Simple geometry. If you want to see street art, check out the stuff overseas on the net. This is just another form of graffiti from a NINJA [yes, I looked i up today and know what it means]
I saw this on the weekend and thought it was great.
I’ll try to remember to take more photos if new stuff pops up around Braddon.. at least if it’s worth having up here as opposed to the annoying faces tagged on everything and anything.
there are a few of these dotted around ANU campus, too. very cute.
Who knows what evil lurks within the hearts of electricity boxes?
Ah, finally some public art we can all see the value of!
It’s brilliant, isn’t it.
walk a bit further North along the street and check the shadow from one of the bike racks – every bit as good.
Love that one! It is not a junction box though it is a “Mini Pillar”.
Was also one on a lightpole in the newly reovated park area on London Circuit and West Row. Someone’s tried to scrub it off though.
The Art of Graffiti?
very cool!
I agree. This kind of street art is clever and I think most people can appreciate it.
I saw this last weekend and I think it’s awesome. I love this kind of stuff.
Sorry to stir the pot, but if this was an attempt to be more realistic, they should have traced the shadow a little better or made the mirror image a little more accurate. At 180 degrees rotated the “shadow” would have had a point or peak, representing the corner of the pillar. If you think more logically it would also not cast a shadow at all because the building blocks the sun from that side if it even shines from that direction. Simple geometry. If you want to see street art, check out the stuff overseas on the net. This is just another form of graffiti from a NINJA [yes, I looked i up today and know what it means]
I don’t think it was an attempt to be realistic. Ninjas rarely carry protractors.