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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 12, 2009 21:32:07 GMT 1, Hi Forum,
Haven't been posting for a while, business, babies that sort of thing, but the forum does give spraying that bit of extra purpose. I suppose sharing our stuff is the whole point.
Juggling a few ideas now so thought why not hop back on and share em. This is a test spray so bit messy around the shoulders, will post a finished one this week.
Guerilla Marketing
Appreciate any comments, thoughts etc.......go easy it's been while
Levi
Hi Forum, Haven't been posting for a while, business, babies that sort of thing, but the forum does give spraying that bit of extra purpose. I suppose sharing our stuff is the whole point. Juggling a few ideas now so thought why not hop back on and share em. This is a test spray so bit messy around the shoulders, will post a finished one this week. Guerilla Marketing Appreciate any comments, thoughts etc.......go easy it's been while Levi
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by Damien on Oct 12, 2009 22:23:18 GMT 1, very cool pic that one, you done on a canvas?
very cool pic that one, you done on a canvas?
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by junta on Oct 12, 2009 23:48:59 GMT 1, Massive thumbs up for this. Excellent concept and well executed, specially that prize ribbon!
Massive thumbs up for this. Excellent concept and well executed, specially that prize ribbon!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 13, 2009 20:10:50 GMT 1, Cheers very much guys really appreciate the comments. Yeh Damien, I think idea is ok so will do an edition of 5 on deep edge canvas, will be putting the first in this show
I've just started cutting a life size version which I want to get on the street prior to the show and possibly at the show.
For the street version I am thinking the wee spray needs to be less sharp on the edges. I was going to call it 'Gorilla Marketing' and have him spraying something like 'silverbacks rule' or even 'gorilla marketing' to make it easier to get, still unsure.
Thanks again guys
Cheers very much guys really appreciate the comments. Yeh Damien, I think idea is ok so will do an edition of 5 on deep edge canvas, will be putting the first in this show I've just started cutting a life size version which I want to get on the street prior to the show and possibly at the show. For the street version I am thinking the wee spray needs to be less sharp on the edges. I was going to call it 'Gorilla Marketing' and have him spraying something like 'silverbacks rule' or even 'gorilla marketing' to make it easier to get, still unsure. Thanks again guys
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by kay7four on Oct 15, 2009 0:02:54 GMT 1, Hey Levi, as always great idea... I think the front foot gets lost with the back feet and i think it could pop out more. other then that I cant wait to see that life size. Keep up the good work.
Hey Levi, as always great idea... I think the front foot gets lost with the back feet and i think it could pop out more. other then that I cant wait to see that life size. Keep up the good work.
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 22, 2009 10:08:51 GMT 1, Hey Levi, as always great idea... I think the front foot gets lost with the back feet and i think it could pop out more. other then that I cant wait to see that life size. Keep up the good work.
Cheers man, you know it's the idea that's important to me, but execution is developing as I go along. I'm too eager to crack on with the next idea thats my prob.
Ok not quite life size (or it is a teenage Gorilla). Almost impossible to avoid bombing Paris on Stokes Croft at the moment. He's like a workman out everyday hitting every wall possible (do hope public like his stuff as he's limits their choice.
I was in two minds about writing 'guerilla marketing' and made the wrong decision, writing it with a crap marker and really crap handwriting!
Only lasted about 24 hours anyway, just a practice piece, I'll do another somewhere else asap.
thanks again
Thanks again
Hey Levi, as always great idea... I think the front foot gets lost with the back feet and i think it could pop out more. other then that I cant wait to see that life size. Keep up the good work. Cheers man, you know it's the idea that's important to me, but execution is developing as I go along. I'm too eager to crack on with the next idea thats my prob. Ok not quite life size (or it is a teenage Gorilla). Almost impossible to avoid bombing Paris on Stokes Croft at the moment. He's like a workman out everyday hitting every wall possible (do hope public like his stuff as he's limits their choice. I was in two minds about writing 'guerilla marketing' and made the wrong decision, writing it with a crap marker and really crap handwriting! Only lasted about 24 hours anyway, just a practice piece, I'll do another somewhere else asap. thanks again Thanks again
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 24, 2009 17:27:16 GMT 1, Cant believe no one pulled you up on this !
not only have you dogged/capped a piece by the legend of the can that is Paris (not bombed - "To bomb or hit is to paint many surfaces in an area" ) , but to add insult to the injury you have your gorilla spraying piss up over his work !! wtf ! .. you said it is 'almost' impossible to avoid 'bombing' paris .. well i for one think you should be ashamed of not finding a spot to claim for yourself ! you've lost your hat..
In my opinion what you have done here is way way below the line of what is 'acceptable' ..
for your reference here is the graffiti dictionary definiton of what you have done here:
going over To "go over" a piece of graffiti simply means to paint on top of it. While most writers respect one another's artwork, to intentionally and disrespectfully paint on top of another's work is akin to a graffiti declaration of war. However (due partially to the limited amount of desirable wall-space) most graffiti writers maintain a hierarchy of sorts; a tag can legitimately be covered by a throw-up, and a throw-up by a piece, and this is commonly done without incident. If a piece has previously been slashed (or "dissed"), it is also acceptable for another writer to go over it. To violate these guidelines, or to simply paint lower-quality graffiti on top of a higher-quality artist's work will quickly characterize a writer as an annoyance, or "toy." This is thought to be dangerous as a few remarkable crews are rumored to be [edit] not very nice [end edit] to people not respecting their self-claimed rank in the hierarchy.
Cant believe no one pulled you up on this !
not only have you dogged/capped a piece by the legend of the can that is Paris (not bombed - "To bomb or hit is to paint many surfaces in an area" ) , but to add insult to the injury you have your gorilla spraying piss up over his work !! wtf ! .. you said it is 'almost' impossible to avoid 'bombing' paris .. well i for one think you should be ashamed of not finding a spot to claim for yourself ! you've lost your hat..
In my opinion what you have done here is way way below the line of what is 'acceptable' ..
for your reference here is the graffiti dictionary definiton of what you have done here:
going over To "go over" a piece of graffiti simply means to paint on top of it. While most writers respect one another's artwork, to intentionally and disrespectfully paint on top of another's work is akin to a graffiti declaration of war. However (due partially to the limited amount of desirable wall-space) most graffiti writers maintain a hierarchy of sorts; a tag can legitimately be covered by a throw-up, and a throw-up by a piece, and this is commonly done without incident. If a piece has previously been slashed (or "dissed"), it is also acceptable for another writer to go over it. To violate these guidelines, or to simply paint lower-quality graffiti on top of a higher-quality artist's work will quickly characterize a writer as an annoyance, or "toy." This is thought to be dangerous as a few remarkable crews are rumored to be [edit] not very nice [end edit] to people not respecting their self-claimed rank in the hierarchy.
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by notworthit on Oct 24, 2009 20:20:49 GMT 1, Cant believe no one pulled you up on this ! not only have you dogged/capped a piece by the legend of the can that is Paris (not bombed - "To bomb or hit is to paint many surfaces in an area" ) , but to add insult to the injury you have your gorilla spraying piss up over his work !! wtf ! .. you said it is 'almost' impossible to avoid 'bombing' paris .. well i for one think you should be ashamed of not finding a spot to claim for yourself ! you've lost your hat.. In my opinion what you have done here is way way below the line of what is 'acceptable' .. for your reference here is the graffiti dictionary definiton of what you have done here: going over To "go over" a piece of graffiti simply means to paint on top of it. While most writers respect one another's artwork, to intentionally and disrespectfully paint on top of another's work is akin to a graffiti declaration of war. However (due partially to the limited amount of desirable wall-space) most graffiti writers maintain a hierarchy of sorts; a tag can legitimately be covered by a throw-up, and a throw-up by a piece, and this is commonly done without incident. If a piece has previously been slashed (or "dissed"), it is also acceptable for another writer to go over it. To violate these guidelines, or to simply paint lower-quality graffiti on top of a higher-quality artist's work will quickly characterize a writer as an annoyance, or "toy." This is thought to be dangerous as a few remarkable crews are rumored to be [edit] not very nice [end edit] to people not respecting their self-claimed rank in the hierarchy.
+1
AND it's bloody awful to boot!!
Cant believe no one pulled you up on this ! not only have you dogged/capped a piece by the legend of the can that is Paris (not bombed - "To bomb or hit is to paint many surfaces in an area" ) , but to add insult to the injury you have your gorilla spraying piss up over his work !! wtf ! .. you said it is 'almost' impossible to avoid 'bombing' paris .. well i for one think you should be ashamed of not finding a spot to claim for yourself ! you've lost your hat.. In my opinion what you have done here is way way below the line of what is 'acceptable' .. for your reference here is the graffiti dictionary definiton of what you have done here: going over To "go over" a piece of graffiti simply means to paint on top of it. While most writers respect one another's artwork, to intentionally and disrespectfully paint on top of another's work is akin to a graffiti declaration of war. However (due partially to the limited amount of desirable wall-space) most graffiti writers maintain a hierarchy of sorts; a tag can legitimately be covered by a throw-up, and a throw-up by a piece, and this is commonly done without incident. If a piece has previously been slashed (or "dissed"), it is also acceptable for another writer to go over it. To violate these guidelines, or to simply paint lower-quality graffiti on top of a higher-quality artist's work will quickly characterize a writer as an annoyance, or "toy." This is thought to be dangerous as a few remarkable crews are rumored to be [edit] not very nice [end edit] to people not respecting their self-claimed rank in the hierarchy. +1 AND it's bloody awful to boot!!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by monkeyballs on Oct 24, 2009 23:42:11 GMT 1, Genuinely think this was an error of judgement
Genuinely think this was an error of judgement
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 25, 2009 16:50:16 GMT 1, Genuinely think this was an error of judgement
a MASSIVE error in judgement i would say .
Genuinely think this was an error of judgement a MASSIVE error in judgement i would say .
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by hero on Oct 25, 2009 20:28:05 GMT 1, levi, have you thought about putting a logo in the middle of the ermmm...spray
levi, have you thought about putting a logo in the middle of the ermmm...spray
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by minutewheel on Oct 25, 2009 21:39:33 GMT 1, I find Levi C's work far more interesting than Paris so good luck to him (and more of it)
ALSO- I agree with Hero - some sort of wording would work.
How about 'F*ck Paris' in Dairy Milk font!!!! (only joking i'm not that much of an arsehole)
I find Levi C's work far more interesting than Paris so good luck to him (and more of it)
ALSO- I agree with Hero - some sort of wording would work.
How about 'F*ck Paris' in Dairy Milk font!!!! (only joking i'm not that much of an arsehole)
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 25, 2009 22:38:44 GMT 1, !! LMFAO !! Seriously ??
You prefer this :
Over this :
!! LMFAO !! Seriously ?? You prefer this : Over this :
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by hero on Oct 25, 2009 22:41:20 GMT 1, i missed all that about dogging the work...im guessing paris is going to be declaring a Jihad on Livi's work now?
i missed all that about dogging the work...im guessing paris is going to be declaring a Jihad on Livi's work now?
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by PRO on Oct 25, 2009 22:47:54 GMT 1, Times have changed and there are no rules on the street anymore.. anything is fair game.. Imo a talentless uncreative stencil artfag should never go over a real graff wrighter.
Times have changed and there are no rules on the street anymore.. anything is fair game.. Imo a talentless uncreative stencil artfag should never go over a real graff wrighter.
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 25, 2009 22:58:13 GMT 1, I dont think Paris will start a 'war' , Bristol aint L.A. !(though according to Levi's blog ,Paris did go over it within 24hours - damn right to !)
Like PRO says 'Times have changed...' but in my opinion the 'rules' are more important than ever !
I dont think Paris will start a 'war' , Bristol aint L.A. !(though according to Levi's blog ,Paris did go over it within 24hours - damn right to !)
Like PRO says 'Times have changed...' but in my opinion the 'rules' are more important than ever !
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by hero on Oct 25, 2009 23:50:47 GMT 1, mrease, what im saying is i guess hes just going to dog/x out all the pieces he see, rules is rules
mrease, what im saying is i guess hes just going to dog/x out all the pieces he see, rules is rules
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 26, 2009 0:34:52 GMT 1, mrease, what im saying is i guess hes just going to dog/x out all the pieces he see, rules is rules
it certainly wouldn't suprise me !
mrease, what im saying is i guess hes just going to dog/x out all the pieces he see, rules is rules it certainly wouldn't suprise me !
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LEVI C
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 26, 2009 0:53:51 GMT 1, blimey! off in the city for a couple of days and all hell breaks loose!
Guys there was absolutely no disrespect meant towards Paris at all. I think his work is excellent and appreciate that he has not only been brigthtening up Bristol for many years, he has benefited the scene and helped to get graffiti more accepted in Bristol. So anyway NO BEEF with him
I know there is etica/rules that are most commonly applicable. I i understand being new to outdoor stuff, it looks incredibly foolish and cocky to say the least. But a great hing is happening in Stokes Croft at the moment. It's virtually 'free for all' along a prettty long stretch of busy street. There is stuff going up all the time and whats beautiful is there is the growing range of genres, mediums and techniques being displayed. Exhibited. It is 'wall art' in it's truest form.
So with thanks to Chris at PRSC things have got a lot looser in terms of 'perms' for painting over someones work. I thought this peice had been up for longer than most others. Either way a little silly given the idea. Few beers down the hatch and all that.
To the monkeys that gave the unconstructive insults. That's cool man. Please don't buy my stuff.
edit - mrease, thanks for gathering those pics, haven't seen some of those ...awesome! Not right to compare two almost entirely different art forms though.
easy tigers
blimey! off in the city for a couple of days and all hell breaks loose! Guys there was absolutely no disrespect meant towards Paris at all. I think his work is excellent and appreciate that he has not only been brigthtening up Bristol for many years, he has benefited the scene and helped to get graffiti more accepted in Bristol. So anyway NO BEEF with him I know there is etica/rules that are most commonly applicable. I i understand being new to outdoor stuff, it looks incredibly foolish and cocky to say the least. But a great hing is happening in Stokes Croft at the moment. It's virtually 'free for all' along a prettty long stretch of busy street. There is stuff going up all the time and whats beautiful is there is the growing range of genres, mediums and techniques being displayed. Exhibited. It is 'wall art' in it's truest form. So with thanks to Chris at PRSC things have got a lot looser in terms of 'perms' for painting over someones work. I thought this peice had been up for longer than most others. Either way a little silly given the idea. Few beers down the hatch and all that. To the monkeys that gave the unconstructive insults. That's cool man. Please don't buy my stuff. edit - mrease, thanks for gathering those pics, haven't seen some of those ...awesome! Not right to compare two almost entirely different art forms though. easy tigers
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 26, 2009 1:04:49 GMT 1, another small thing. If someone takes the risk of painting without permission the 'rules' are far more applicable surely. I wouldn't dream of painting over anyones hard earned wall.
Great peice went over their new one today (all organised saw Chris down there earlier). A bunch of artists from Melbourne, really strong style, I'll post a pic
another small thing. If someone takes the risk of painting without permission the 'rules' are far more applicable surely. I wouldn't dream of painting over anyones hard earned wall.
Great peice went over their new one today (all organised saw Chris down there earlier). A bunch of artists from Melbourne, really strong style, I'll post a pic
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 26, 2009 1:24:48 GMT 1, painting a piece over a piece is fine ,its the dogging thing that is disrespectful. there are practice walls on stokes croft where it wouldnt be a problem , you can stick whatever you want over whatever you want there ! but even with permission walls the do's and donts still apply . Maybe it was the beers that clouded your judgement , fair enough, i am surely we have all done things when a bit pissed which we regret . If i was you i would just say , 'yep , i was pissed, i shouldnt have put that there ! sorry' . we all lives and learns .
painting a piece over a piece is fine ,its the dogging thing that is disrespectful. there are practice walls on stokes croft where it wouldnt be a problem , you can stick whatever you want over whatever you want there ! but even with permission walls the do's and donts still apply . Maybe it was the beers that clouded your judgement , fair enough, i am surely we have all done things when a bit pissed which we regret . If i was you i would just say , 'yep , i was pissed, i shouldnt have put that there ! sorry' . we all lives and learns .
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 26, 2009 9:40:40 GMT 1, painting a piece over a piece is fine ,its the dogging thing that is disrespectful. there are practice walls on stokes croft where it wouldnt be a problem
That wall is one of them!
painting a piece over a piece is fine ,its the dogging thing that is disrespectful. there are practice walls on stokes croft where it wouldnt be a problem That wall is one of them!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 26, 2009 10:00:13 GMT 1, Times have changed and there are no rules on the street anymore.. anything is fair game.. Imo a talentless uncreative stencil artfag should never go over a real graff wrighter.
only just noticed this one Pro. You don't make many posts, when you do opinionated bile comes out. You made this after upfest
- to insult so many artists in one post is foul. The whole point of UPFEST was to raise money for a good cause, but also give upcoming artists (or whatever you want to call them) a chance to practice and get some exposure. It is a great promoter of the industry. Next time go the event and say it to their faces, then count your teeth you offensive cock!
Times have changed and there are no rules on the street anymore.. anything is fair game.. Imo a talentless uncreative stencil artfag should never go over a real graff wrighter. only just noticed this one Pro. You don't make many posts, when you do opinionated bile comes out. You made this after upfest - to insult so many artists in one post is foul. The whole point of UPFEST was to raise money for a good cause, but also give upcoming artists (or whatever you want to call them) a chance to practice and get some exposure. It is a great promoter of the industry. Next time go the event and say it to their faces, then count your teeth you offensive cock!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 26, 2009 12:45:24 GMT 1, That wall is one of them!
I dont believe it is . These are the 'practice walls'
The boarding where you dogged Paris is for pieces. The point however is more about disrespect, (i know you said you menat no disrespect). To partially cover a piece ,but to leave it showing is considered bad form , always has and always will be , it is like rubbing it in the face of the writer that has been dogged as everyone who passes can see that their work had been crossed. In particular i consider this guerilla pissing image to be particular bad taste as , like i mentioned before, it looks like it is spraying piss over Paris' piece ! if you cant see why that is a problem , then its worse than i thought !
That wall is one of them! I dont believe it is . These are the 'practice walls' The boarding where you dogged Paris is for pieces. The point however is more about disrespect, (i know you said you menat no disrespect). To partially cover a piece ,but to leave it showing is considered bad form , always has and always will be , it is like rubbing it in the face of the writer that has been dogged as everyone who passes can see that their work had been crossed. In particular i consider this guerilla pissing image to be particular bad taste as , like i mentioned before, it looks like it is spraying piss over Paris' piece ! if you cant see why that is a problem , then its worse than i thought !
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by jellya on Oct 26, 2009 13:04:57 GMT 1, It's still 68p for wispa in that shop though, feckers!
It's still 68p for wispa in that shop though, feckers!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 26, 2009 13:14:37 GMT 1, daylight robbery!
daylight robbery!
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by LEVI C on Oct 26, 2009 14:05:48 GMT 1, mrease- given the nature of the piece, I do see your point and will endeavor to let Paris know there was no disrespect intended. Had they not gone over it so soon, I would have myself.
mrease- given the nature of the piece, I do see your point and will endeavor to let Paris know there was no disrespect intended. Had they not gone over it so soon, I would have myself.
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"GUERILLA MARKETING", by mrease on Oct 26, 2009 14:59:39 GMT 1, Nice one.
Nice one.
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