Andrew Price
We pointed out Alexandre Orion's incredible reverse graffiti recently. Street Advertising Services is applying those principles to a new kind of guerrilla advertising that's a little more interesting than your average "street team" stencil and a little nicer for the aesthetic and natural environments.
Via PSFK.
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