September 29, 2011
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The great thing about Reverse Graffiti is that it's a clean way to decorate walls. No more spray cans or garish colors; instead, it's all about elbow grease and brushes for graffiti...
This time, Moose Curtis and Marc Cameron are promoting electric cars. Many brands are represented on the city walls: Tesla Roadster, Nissan Leaf, Renault Twizy, and the BMW i3 (all these names are unknown to me) (then again, I don't know anything about cars).
Otherwise, it's nice to be in a green loop promoting electric vehicles, which don't dirty the walls with exhaust fumes.
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