Project graffiti... by you : for us... by me : for you...

Here is a little experiment. You don't need mad Photoshop™ skillz! You don't have to be an M$ paint guru. You just need... a vision.

Click the below image and download the desktop sized image to your machine. Then, add your art any way you want. Use a program to paint on it. Make a photo collage. Print it out... have a child draw on it... scan it back in to your machine or photograph it and upload it. Be creative.

Finally, post it on your blog or website and leave a comment here so that people can click YOUR link and visit YOUR page to see YOUR creation... YOUR vision... YOUR art!



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Fellow graffiti artists:
Carletta

Spiritual Tramp

My Life Ministries

MCF's NoI

Bob Buchter

Southern Conservative

JC @ castleruins

One Day You Will

The Visual Image

I'll continue to add links as they come through.
Spread the word. Spread the vision.

Project graffiti... by you : for us...

Here is a little experiment. You don't need mad Photoshop™ skillz! You don't have to be an M$ paint guru. You just need... a vision.

Click the below image and download the desktop sized image to your machine. Then, add your art any way you want. Use a program to paint on it. Make a photo collage. Print it out... have a child draw on it... scan it back in to your machine or photograph it and upload it. Be creative.

Finally, post it on your blog or website and leave a comment here so that people can click YOUR link and visit YOUR page to see YOUR creation... YOUR vision... YOUR art!



CLICK HERE to see the links to participants and my graffiti-wall creations.

Thursday... in a nutshell...

I woke up at 7am. As I opened my eyes I saw that Devon was laying along side me; facing me. Then... "BAM" she batted me in the face with her paw and I immediately pulled a Kelso and yelled "Ow! My eye!"

I noticed throughout the day that my right eye was now impaired. During a meeting at work I covered my right eye and could see clearly. But when I covered my left there was blurriness. Together they seemed OK though as the left helped keep things in focus.

Driving home in the dark made it more noticeable. I noticed a bit of a rounded flair around any lights; street lamps, headlights, tail lights, traffic lights... Covering my good eye made me realize what a difference there really was. Things I could normally read were also blurred.

I called my wife to tell her what I was seeing and get her opinion. I decided that if my vision did not return to normal in a few days I would visit an optometrist.

Fast forward to dinner...

We sat down to a pizza dinner and I continued to cover one eye and then the other. Then with my good eye closed I looked over at my lovely wife and stated "Yu're Purrr-ty!"

I then switched eyes and said "Oh, never mind..."

Now both eyes are kinda blurry ;)