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Mysterious Street Artist Leaves Beautiful Typographic Messages On Snow-Covered Cars in NYC
“I believe everyone has an affinity for writing in the snow as a child. When most people grow up they lose the urge. I guess I just haven’t been able to shake it,” – that’s how New York-based street artist Faust explains why he has spent every winter for the last 4 years drawing beautiful typography and inspirational messages onto the hoods and windshields of snow-covered cars. The fittingly chosen quotes include phrases like “Cold as ice” or “Let it go” from Frozen.
Of course, anyone could draw on a snow-covered car with their fingers, but Faust’s impromptu street art pieces look like they’d be truly welcome surprises because of his flawless hand lettering. Though he was won prestigious art awards, he has nonetheless remained anonymous – despite his close work with big labels like Nike and Faberge, he still does unique artworks on the streets of New York as well.
More info: faustnewyork.com | Instagram | Tumblr | Behance (h/t: designtaxi)
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chachkimooch 10 years ago
THIS is why schools should keep teaching kids how to write in cursive!!!
SilviaEkker 10 years ago
need to do somthing like that next time its snowing! i think i will do quotes that make you smile! ;) or at least i will try!
PinkBubble 10 years ago
I can write this way too..in my system! using Kunstler Script in MS word (almost near, may be)! God! i tried! o_O
RosemaryTurpin 10 years ago
That`s not typography - that`s gorgeous calligraphy with fluorishes. In my opinion, typography involves type and fonts!
dianagosi 10 years ago
So mysterious that I'm sure boredpanda knows her/his email address as the artist made all the photos and sent out to sites like this one :D
MarylouSakosky 10 years ago
And read .. can hardly read this but the positive thoughts are rejuvenating in a state that is mostly negative..Kindness is hard for some
DraconaThor 10 years ago
I used to make smilies in the snow at random places when I lived in England. On walls, bins, cars. I hoped to cheer people up
TomažPopek 10 years ago
you got me thinking... first next snow, I'll put my best effort in ...
SusannaVesna 10 years ago
That is some serious handwriting! I bet his/her parents are teachers! My mum is, and used to kick my a*s to write beautifully!
DariaB 10 years ago
Both my parents are teachers too and not only my handwriting is terrible, I don't even hold the pend "properly". But I developed good drawing skills instead.
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AlexShanahan 10 years ago
If he's chosen to remain anonymous, why do most of these say his name?
candoit99 10 years ago
His name is right in the writing. Here's his website: http://faustnewyork.com/
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RebeccaFreeman-Obrien 10 years ago
I appreciate the artistry but would be annoyed about my paint job.
AshleyMurphy 10 years ago
How does that affect the paint job? Pretty sure they did it with their finger
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chachkimooch 10 years ago
THIS is why schools should keep teaching kids how to write in cursive!!!
SilviaEkker 10 years ago
need to do somthing like that next time its snowing! i think i will do quotes that make you smile! ;) or at least i will try!
PinkBubble 10 years ago
I can write this way too..in my system! using Kunstler Script in MS word (almost near, may be)! God! i tried! o_O
RosemaryTurpin 10 years ago
That`s not typography - that`s gorgeous calligraphy with fluorishes. In my opinion, typography involves type and fonts!
dianagosi 10 years ago
So mysterious that I'm sure boredpanda knows her/his email address as the artist made all the photos and sent out to sites like this one :D
MarylouSakosky 10 years ago
And read .. can hardly read this but the positive thoughts are rejuvenating in a state that is mostly negative..Kindness is hard for some
DraconaThor 10 years ago
I used to make smilies in the snow at random places when I lived in England. On walls, bins, cars. I hoped to cheer people up
TomažPopek 10 years ago
you got me thinking... first next snow, I'll put my best effort in ...
SusannaVesna 10 years ago
That is some serious handwriting! I bet his/her parents are teachers! My mum is, and used to kick my a*s to write beautifully!
DariaB 10 years ago
Both my parents are teachers too and not only my handwriting is terrible, I don't even hold the pend "properly". But I developed good drawing skills instead.
Load More Replies... AlexShanahan 10 years ago
If he's chosen to remain anonymous, why do most of these say his name?
candoit99 10 years ago
His name is right in the writing. Here's his website: http://faustnewyork.com/
Load More Replies... RebeccaFreeman-Obrien 10 years ago
I appreciate the artistry but would be annoyed about my paint job.
AshleyMurphy 10 years ago
How does that affect the paint job? Pretty sure they did it with their finger
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