The Eco-Friendly and Coolest DIY Project, Moss Graffiti

Graffiti which is considered to be a street art is described as a writing scratched and mostly recently sprayed on surfaces especially on the walls of public places. For some this is a work of art, but for others it is a destruction of public or private property, especially when done without the owner’s consent. It can be punishable by law for it can be considered as defacement and vandalism.

There is a new kind of graffiti which is becoming popular nowadays and is called Moss Graffiti.  In this case, artists use eco-friendly materials instead of sprays that contain a lot of toxic materials that can harm our Mother Nature.

Here are the things you have to prepare:

One or two clumps (about a small handful) of moss
2 cups of buttermilk
You can also substitute with yogurt (vegan yogurt can be used) NOTE: not flavored yogurt
2 cups of water
1/2 tsp. sugar
Corn syrup (optional)

More Info: wikihow (H/T: Boredpanda)

Below is the illustration of how to do the Moss Graffiti.

Image credits: wikihow

Image credits: webponce (artist Anna Garforth)

Image credits: Edina Tokodi

Image credits: Jaime Rojo (artist Hugo Rojas)

Image credits: Anna Garforth

For those of you, who will be trying this, make sure to ask permission first to the owners or you’ll end up doing hours of community service or worse you’ll be behind the bars.