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"Street eraser" in London
British duo of street artists and Tayfun Sarier Guus ter Beek, representing independent studio advertising Wieden + Kennedy, launched on the streets of the British capital the original project «Street Eraser».
Literally, the name of the project can be translated as "Street eraser." Most of you, at least once yes encountered such a tool of Photoshop as an eraser. Analogs it is in almost any graphics editor. Tayfun Sarier and Guus ter Beek create giant stickers, which are then applied to all kinds of billboards and outdoor images. It seems that someone has erased eraser image down to zero layer, which looks in Photoshop, like a chessboard.
Literally, the name of the project can be translated as "Street eraser." Most of you, at least once yes encountered such a tool of Photoshop as an eraser. Analogs it is in almost any graphics editor. Tayfun Sarier and Guus ter Beek create giant stickers, which are then applied to all kinds of billboards and outdoor images. It seems that someone has erased eraser image down to zero layer, which looks in Photoshop, like a chessboard.
