Moss graffiti

This form of artwork does no damage to the environment because it is ecologically sound. Do you know what moss graffiti is?

Embracing and encouraging the use of moss graffiti

Moss graffiti

Moss painting

Moss Graffiti: Growing On A Wall Near You

How to Make Moss Graffiti: Well I had a plain outdoor wall at my house and I really wanted to put something cool on it, so I looked for some graffiti but not and ordinary graffiti ,Moss Graffiti, I had seen some on the internet and I researched how to make it. It was pretty s…

Here is a recipe for how to make a piece of beautiful and soft moss graffiti.

Have you ever thought about decorating the walls of your home with graffiti? I believe not! But what if I were about to tell you that there is a way to make

Moss graffiti Does this really work though???

My moss art is probably my favorite thing in my Secret Garden. This project started out as a complete failure. I had seen all over pinterest "moss graffiti" that was always words. I wanted so badly to give it a try, but to do my own version of it. Not a saying, but a design....Read More

Moss paint from backyard diva via fb

How to Make Moss Graffiti (%100 Working Method): First time I saw the picture of a moss graffiti wall art I thought that it was quite unique and it would be nice if I tried to do it by myself. Then I started my research on the internet, hoping to find a working method to establish moss art in my n…

Moss graffiti, also called eco-graffiti or green graffiti, replaces spray paint, paint-markers or other such toxic chemicals and paints with a paintbrush and a moss "paint" that can grow on its own. As people become more eco-friendly and environmentally aware, the idea of making living, breathing graffiti has become a more green and creative outlet for graffiti artists. It can also be considered another form of guerrilla gardening. Ingredients One or two clumps (about a smal...

This guy mixes Moss with Yogurt in his kitchen blender. What he did with the solution is simply beautiful! How can something this cool be illegal?

in an unusal take on traditional, spray-paint-approved wall art, anna garforth's moss graffiti emerges from brick walls as fuzzy layers of green grass.