Graffiti Street Art Murals
How to go about getting a permit for a graffiti mural?
I am 16 and and want to put my art and graffiti skills to good use. I want to paint a legal mural how would i go about to get a permit .Will it be for a certain amount of time the mural can stay up and will there be a cost. What type businesses do i ask.
PS i do write graff and no i never been caught if that matters. also the mural will be of a street art them!!
try and find a store that isn't that big and talk to them about doing art on there wall. also ask them what they would like you to do. draw a sketch and show them set up a date and do your piece.
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Should Graffiti (not gang tags or legal murals "street art") Be illegal?
I walk around all day and see paid for graffiti telling me to buy this go there be this do that. My question is: Should a person that goes out and expresses themselves through stylish tags and "pieces" be seen as a criminal when people who pay the government get to "express" or sell things to me in the same way get no discipline?...Even if I'd rather not be bombarded with consumerism everyday.
For those misinformed "Graffiti artist" are unlike gangs or other vandalizer's in that they usually have rules like no tag'n on houses places of worship or graves...
usually its goverment property cargo trains billboards corprate places train bridges ect....
"Graffiti artist" will paint on these surfaces with various forms or art from Marker tags, spray paint tags on to stylized bubble letters or pictures up to actual illegal murals.
They differ from Legal "graffiti" artist because the canvas is not asked for and they are more concerned with unrestricted freedom of art.
I don't mind Graffiti when its art - tagging is not art - it makes a place look like a ghetto -dirty and untidy and I don't think anyone has any right to do that to another persons property without their consent.
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