Nice Art

... u weren't supposed to see the wires holding the spray... it was supposed to levitate and then Chriss Angel would come out of nowhere and say smthg like "n I did all this thanks to the power of my mind"

this was posted ages ago.

so thats how those tagers get to wierd places that make you say how the hell did.

This is a wall printer.

maybe can tho more then simple picture.

This is just FAKE

now that's real art skill great!!!

but it drips

how true this is an old clip

very very nice
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that's awesome no comment!

I need one of these. . . Send me contact or web of these art masters.

Now he can go sell that on Ebay and make Thousands from a computer....

We sure have come a long way from those old dot matrix printers.

I love to draw on big white flat surfaces too I usually use whatever I have sitting around. Chalk, water colors, crayons...EVERY BLANK WHITE WALL IS A CANVAS WAITING TO BE BROUGHT TO LIFE. KUDOS!!!!!

cam greu de crezut dar imi place desenul!!:)

cool

Nice brain power.

incredible n interesting

wow.. how brillant..I SALUTE YOU..

Bastard

That is a small piece of what computer technology can craft.
Truely amazing.
One day humans will be programmed to perform assigned jobs only.

if you ask me

sorry im wrecked

Very nice, looks like cut plotter process.

god damn there ws alot of paint in that can, shld try with some colour and change cottage 2 women

i want my wall painting in my room...

Anyone got some info about this machine?
Looks like an advanced cnc machine ^^,

i like this style of painting

in order to prevent the excess dripping of paint, it can be very useful in painting on large walls, honestly creative

just amazing!

Absolutely AMAZING!!

awesome but dis is like.... the 5th no the 7th time ive seen this and dis is a duplicate.... but its still cool... the guy must have been bored..

it must be using the same concept like a printer machine

Some will say it is fake but this is very possible after going thru cans and cns of spray paint and practisr b4 it could ever be achived

good one

was pretty seet man

Hektor is an aerosol man
By Al Matthews
CNN Headline News
Wednesday, August 13, 2003


Compact and elegant, Hektor fits in a suitcase, but can paint a wall-sized design. He is driven by two motors mounted at the upper corners of his "canvas." Between those motors hangs a can of spray paint, and a mechanism to press the cap.

Hektor has a digital brain, and specializes in the gliding paths that reside in the guts of Adobe Illustrator, a popular design program. He is the brainchild of two students in Switzerland: Jurg Lehni and Uli Franke.

But if you happened upon Hektor scrawling away on some wall, you might ask: "Why does that spray can hanging from all those wires know where to put the paint?"

Well, it's executing a digital drawing. Lehni and Franke envision Hektor as an alternative computer output device. For them, any computer work is essentially abstract and unavailable unless put on a screen or a printer. Hektor is intended to be a new tool, with its own aesthetic -- a different form of hard copy.

There are other graffiti machines, with different capabilities. There is Graffitiwriter, which is a robotic activist from the Institute for Applied Autonomy. Graffitiwriter paints what looks like electric light panel lettering in a straight line, at pretty high speeds on the ground. It turns five paint nozzles quickly on and off.

Streetwriter is a van that does the same thing with larger letters, large enough to be seen from the air.

Hektor is a political animal as well and his medium is a message. If he paints a picture of Cuban guerrilla hero Che Guevara, that indicates a purpose. Hektor as street painter is a greeting from the aerosol universe.
Hektor
Hektor renders an image of Cuban guerrilla Che Guevara.


That universe, the low-tech, hand-rendered graffiti universe, has existed for a long time. Now it has an additional high-tech apprentice, who by the way is not commercially available.

But what is the effect of turning a computer illustration into graffiti, into persecutable wall art? It depends on your relation to wall art per se.

A common answer: Graffiti is a threat and a menace, something that makes us feel as if there's no social control over our walls, our neighborhoods, our buildings.

That's an opinion that finds brutal confirmation in this quote from a graffiti task force investigator, which appeared in the Los Angeles Times: "When a gang member shoots another gang member, most people don't see that and may not even care. But they can see the graffiti on their walls, and they want something done."

Whereas those who have a softer place in their heart for graffiti "vandals" write books, publish magazines, devote Web sites to photography and to interviews with artists.

That's why it's significant that sophisticated machines exist to paint street art: because the inventor applies engineering, adult attention, to something that we might allow ourselves to see as childish.

I thought the idea was really great and took some real thought - keep sending more pictures ...

Ive been looking for this clip for along ass time maybe over 2 years... thanks!!

now what type of machine is it....

this is my 5th times watching this clip on metacafe..but it's cool!