131submissions
Finished
25+ Random Acts Of Genius Vandalism
131submissions
Finished
When we talk about vandalism, as long as it doesn't involve actual Vandals sacking cities, many people would agree that some acts of vandalism are more funny than they are criminal. And what about "culture jamming" and public activism? While acts of civil disobedience might include aspects with are technically a crime, should they be judged in the same light?
For all you legally minded readers, we at Bored Panda have collected this list of too-funny-to-be-illegal pranks and acts of "vandalism." If you think that some are funnier than others, then make your voice heard! Vote, or upload your own images (or your "friend's" images) below.
(h/t)
#21 Whoever Did This, You Have Earned My Respect
Add New Image
Popular on Bored Panda
What do you think ?
I love when people show their humor in creative ways like this, I wish we saw more of this stuff on the internet!
Completely off topic, can I just say you have the most adorable username ever? :))
Catalina, yes you may :) It's legit my name in real life, or at least its what everyone has called me since about 4 years old.
I quite agree!
In San Pedro a street artist painted very realistic black and white cats on fences and walls, some idiot complained that this was graffiti and they were painted over, I miss the radon painted cats.
There used to be something similar in the LA River channel that you could see from the freeway near Griffith Park: There were black vertical covers on the ends of the storm drains, about 3' wide, and the black hinges on top suggested perfect cat faces with ears! There was a whole range of emotions (including one with an x over each eye by someone who must have disliked cats!). My children always enjoyed looking for those!
I don't understand that! It's so sad when people literally decorate a neighbourhood with artwork and someone with no sense of humour complains!!! .How are cats offensive?? Madness!!
if its radon im not surprised.
Use chalk, it's not considered graffiti because it's not permanent...technically. There usually isn't a law against spraying fixative over the chalk because fixative is clear. It's worked so well in my town that people have given up complaining.
some scrubs are always gonna complain about these works of "art" and have them removed
I love when people show their humor in creative ways like this, I wish we saw more of this stuff on the internet!
Completely off topic, can I just say you have the most adorable username ever? :))
Catalina, yes you may :) It's legit my name in real life, or at least its what everyone has called me since about 4 years old.
I quite agree!
In San Pedro a street artist painted very realistic black and white cats on fences and walls, some idiot complained that this was graffiti and they were painted over, I miss the radon painted cats.
There used to be something similar in the LA River channel that you could see from the freeway near Griffith Park: There were black vertical covers on the ends of the storm drains, about 3' wide, and the black hinges on top suggested perfect cat faces with ears! There was a whole range of emotions (including one with an x over each eye by someone who must have disliked cats!). My children always enjoyed looking for those!
I don't understand that! It's so sad when people literally decorate a neighbourhood with artwork and someone with no sense of humour complains!!! .How are cats offensive?? Madness!!
if its radon im not surprised.
Use chalk, it's not considered graffiti because it's not permanent...technically. There usually isn't a law against spraying fixative over the chalk because fixative is clear. It's worked so well in my town that people have given up complaining.
some scrubs are always gonna complain about these works of "art" and have them removed