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The large sides of skyscrapers would make ideal locations
for graffiti, but cannot until now be accessed.
A swarm of 3x 'graffiti drones' each fitted with controlled
spray nozzles is envisaged.
One for cyan, one magenta and one yellow. The image is
loaded into software that generates a flight
path and spray
plan for each drone.
They will fly in rows from top left to bottom right, just like
a printer or TV image, rendering the picture onto the
chosen wall.
30 St Mary Axe
https://en.wikipedi...wiki/30_St_Mary_Axe
A blank canvas for those with an infantile sense of humour ... [8th of 7, Aug 19 2019]
Maybe a pair of these.
https://fineartamer...-photo-library.html
[MaxwellBuchanan, Aug 19 2019]
// comprising of //
https://en.wikipedi...g/wiki/Comprised_of
URL typed from memory. If it doesn't work, try decapitalizing "Comprised". [notexactly, Aug 22 2019]
(?) Facadeprinter
https://web.archive....facadeprinter.org/
Prior art: another computer-controlled graffiti application method, using a paintball turret [notexactly, Aug 22 2019]
mustache spray painting drones
[xaviergisz, Aug 22 2019]
[link]
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Why is this being implemented with raster-scan graphics as opposed to the (cleaner and more economical) vector graphics?
Nice idea though |
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A potential [+] for innovation is, sadly, outweighed by the
massive [-] for public vandalism. |
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One observer's "vandalism" is another's "Street Art" ... |
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An enormous phallus spraycanned onto the side of the Gherkin <link> would probably be amusing to most onlookers. |
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//One observer's "vandadlism" is another's "Street Art" ... //
No. If the owner of the property lets you do it, it's Street Art.
If they don't, it's vandalism. |
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Incidentally, to the best of my knowledge, the Gherkin doesn't
have a side. However, there's nothing apart from money to
prevent someone from building a couple of astronomical
observatories <link>on opposite sides of the Gherkin's base. |
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Re vector graphics: I did think about that, would be great
for more cartoon / text heavy content, but not as good for
images I thought. Though I could be wrong here. |
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//to the best of my knowledge, the Gherkin
doesn't have a side// Au contraire, it has two sides
comprising of an inside and an outside. |
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//comprising of// Or, as we say in England, "comprising". |
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// it has two sides comprising of an inside and an outside. // |
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That's the sort of thinking that's made Belgium the great nation it is today. |
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