British street artist Paul Curtis (aka “Moose”) began pioneering his form ‘Green’ or ‘reverse Graffiti’ in 2007. Curtis literally scrubbed his way to fame using giant stencils and high-pressure water hoses to wash reverse images (mostly of trees and nature) onto soiled city surfaces. It did not take long before the aspirant street artist began conquering the cityscapes of London, applying his vigorous selective scrubbing to more prominent walls and bridges.
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"I tell people I make pictures by cleaning" - Paul "Moose" Curtis
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Oh the cuteness of this...
mein's version of potholders on the wall - it is so much fun! I use these creations to encourage my crochet practice.
I love everything about anu's works. Her works inspired mieke willem's potholders-on-the-wall idea. Posted here .
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Find more of his embroidered works here.
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Too cute! 
what a lovely idea!
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Get a copy 
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