Walls Notebook: Unleash Your Inner Graffiti Artist
Marking your urban territory without fear of handcuffs, or how to partake in graffiti culture sans spray can.
By Maria Popova
Earlier this week, we explored 7 essential books on street art. If you’re ever fostered fantasies of spraying down a center-city building a tag of your own but never gotten past ogling the spray cans at Home Depot, then there’s a middle-ground oasis for you. Enter Walls Notebook, a charming activity book (and a fine addition to our favorite coloring books for grown-ups) that invites you, armed with a Sharpie, to unleash your inner graffiti artist on irresistibly inviting blank-slate urban walls from around NYC. It’s part Stencil 101, part Trespass, part playful new way of making street art more than a spectator sport.
The brainchild of NYC-based photographer and designer Sherwood Forlee, Walls Notebook is an absolute treat, reminiscent of Kerri Smith’s fantastic activity books for grown-ups.
via Quipsologies; images via the.
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Published August 18, 2011
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https://www.themarginalian.org/2011/08/18/walls-notebook/
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