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August 27, 2008

Two New Designs from Bad Monkey

New Graffiti Inspired Urban WearIt's been awhile since we last added new designs to our collection of graffiti inspired urban wear. However, the Bad Monkey Designs Crew has been hard at work and we've got two new stencil graffiti images to show you.

On the left is, "What Are U Looking At?". They'd like to make us think it's for your own good....NOT! Pulled from a wall in Melbourne, Austrailia, this incredible stencil graff makes one stop and think.

On the right is "WTF!". We just couldn't resist the expression on the baby's face. Add some devil horns and it seems like a great tag line!

Keep in mind that both of these designs are available on a wide variety of tops - in over 80 different styles and colors for men, women and kids.

Be sure to keep checking back. We'll be adding new graffiti t-shirts, hoodies, tanks & more. We'll also be adding to our line of custom skateboard decks very soon!

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August 18, 2008

Sticker Graffiti or Art Project?

We just pulled this article from the Associated Press. It goes on to talk about how small town is "falling victim" to a rash of sticker graffiti (or slap-tagging). We're thinking this sounds more like an urban art project.....although, one man's art is another man's vandalism. Who knows?

If you want to get your hands on some of our latest graff stickers, be sure to check out the whole collection at Bad Monkey Designs - click here now! And if you want to find out how to get some free graffiti swag check out our Street Team sign up page.

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Wis police, residents, say stickers are graffiti

Associated Press: 6:54 PM CDT, August 16, 2008

APPLETON, Wis. - The mysterious stickers might be a prank or an advertisement for art, but Appleton police and some residents say the colorful dots are unwanted graffiti.

Hundreds of orange and white dots have appeared on light poles, fire hydrants and other downtown surfaces. Each has the words "art object" plus a price ranging from one cent to $10,000.

No one has taken responsibility for the stickers.

Police Lt. Steve Elliott says putting stickers on public or private objects without the owner's consent violates city ordinances.

Residents say the stickers leave a sticky residue that's hard to clean.

A city attorney says anyone caught putting up the stickers could face fines, court costs and cleanup costs.

 

 

 

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