Moss Graffiti: Environmentally Sound Street Art (How-To Guide)

On June 7, 2013 by Tim Newman

Moss Graffiti - Big Horn Cattle - The New School

Moss graffiti is taking off in the States.

It’s one of the few forms of street art that is actively good for the environment. I wonder what the legal status would be? Is growing a plant somewhere it’s not supposed to be, against the law?

Check these out:

moss-fraffiti-bear-2 moss-graffiti-bear moss-graffiti-elk-and-children-relief moss-graffiti-elk moss-graffiti-green moss-graffiti-wall-covering-tribal moss-graffiti-in-home

Apparently, it’s fairly simple to do: You find some moss, mix it up with some other stuff, spray the moss mix on the wall, water it regularly, and there you go.

Look:

Moss Graffiti - A Pictorial Guide

I have my fingers crossed that this will spark an artistic revolution in our towns and cities. There seems to be a fair amount of interest on the internet, so hopefully it will catch on.

Moss Graffiti - Fish - The New School Moss Graffiti - How To Guide Moss Graffiti - Lady and Birds - The New School Moss Graffiti - Text - The New School

 Here’s a video guide:

RUSSIAN STREET ART – LAMP SHADE

GRAFFITI IN INDIA

GRAFFITI IN ISRAEL

RUSSIAN STREET ART – BARBED WIRE

MURDERED POLISH ARTIST’S VISIONS OF HELL

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