Reverse Graffiti: When South Africa adorns a wall

Here we love graffiti, green if possible, and what do I see in South Africa? A whole section of a wall covered with reverse graffiti in the shape of a dove...

But what is reverse graffiti? If you're a regular, you already know, otherwise I'll give you a quick summary. Basically, instead of creating tags with cans full of chemical paints that pollute, you clean, with a bit of elbow grease, some water and soap... of course, you might as well choose a really dirty wall!

So, graffiti artists, instead of poisoning yourselves with spray cans, do yourselves and Mother Nature a favor by adopting Reverse Graffiti: one, it's clean; two, it builds muscles; and three, it's way cooler with girls!

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