#facadeprinter

I like the fact that this graffiti paintball printer comes in a form of a suitcase. Perfect for guerilla stunts.  

Conceived by product designers Martin Fussenegger and Michael Sebastian Haas, the Facadeprinter graffiti machine is, according to their site, a "large scale communication tool." Capable of firing five paintballs per second, these machines can communicate quite a lot in a short span of time.

The Facadeprinter is a simple robot. It's purpose: printing huge artworks out of it's box onto the walls. Based on a digital artwork software controlled motors are placing an airpressure-marker to fire thousands of colorballs. So the artwork is growing dot by dot like the drawing of a magic pen. An inkjet-printer in architectonical dimensions. via Wooster Collective

The Facadeprinter is a simple robot. It's purpose: printing huge artworks out of it's box onto the walls. Based on a digital artwork software controlled motors are placing an airpressure-marker to fire thousands of colorballs. So the artwork is growing dot by dot like the drawing of a magic pen. An inkjet-printer in architectonical dimensions. via Wooster Collective