Graffiti can be artistic, but graffiti is not art.

However, this controller is a very, very good idea, and I think the next logical step is probably a Wii Tool Box or Art Box suite. Imagine a racing or mecha simulation game in which one actually pops the hood and tunes up an engine, then made custom body panels, painted them, then attached them to a chassis.

*That* would be something uniquely engaging.[/quote]

your a numpty….is calligraphy considered art *YES*….does calligraphy concist of letter forms….*YES*

Is graffiti consisted of letter forms *YES* is graffiti art *YES*….there we go nice and easy for you :)[/quote]

This is all really an age old disagreement. Truly anything can be an art if you take it to that level. Murder could be considered an art to a serial killer, but not all serial killers practice it as an art. I suppose you would have to ask the serial killer if he is practicing a form of expression or just getting kicks from killing people. To some graffiti writers it is an art…to others its just vandalism using paint. I think the choice is up to the writer themselves and not to the general populous. Whatever your opinion is though, its nothing to get all butt-hurt about.

Graffiti can be artistic, but graffiti is not art.

However, this controller is a very, very good idea, and I think the next logical step is probably a Wii Tool Box or Art Box suite. Imagine a racing or mecha simulation game in which one actually pops the hood and tunes up an engine, then made custom body panels, painted them, then attached them to a chassis.

*That* would be something uniquely engaging.[/quote]

your a numpty….is calligraphy considered art *YES*….does calligraphy concist of letter forms….*YES* Is graffiti consisted of letter forms *YES* is graffiti art *YES*….there we go nice and easy for you :)

Graffiti can be artistic, but graffiti is not art.

However, this controller is a very, very good idea, and I think the next logical step is probably a Wii Tool Box or Art Box suite. Imagine a racing or mecha simulation game in which one actually pops the hood and tunes up an engine, then made custom body panels, painted them, then attached them to a chassis.

*That* would be something uniquely engaging.[/quote]
graff is an art form that only a few hundred people have mastered so is mechanics n yeah graff is vandalism is aswell

@ Genji – There has been and will always be bad graffiti anywhere there is good graffiti. For a good graff artist to get good they need to start somewhere. It’d be nice if they all started on chunks of wood in their own backyards and only took it to the street when they got good, but that’s never going to happen.

@AreaMZ – You’re an idiot. There are plenty of ‘real’ graf artists that also work in the digital realm. There are also hordes of fantastic stencil artists who start every project in photoshop. It doesn’t make their work any less amazing.

@Mutate – If graffiti can be artistic then by definition it has to be art. You can’t say it is artistic and not art that simply does not make sense.

I think this thing is awesome. I’d buy one in a second.

Games are cool and all, but at the end of the day you havent done ANYTHING, cept you know, have fun.

Great idea none the less, the idea of a caddy is not such a good one though (sorry)

Graffiti can be artistic, but graffiti is not art.

However, this controller is a very, very good idea, and I think the next logical step is probably a Wii Tool Box or Art Box suite. Imagine a racing or mecha simulation game in which one actually pops the hood and tunes up an engine, then made custom body panels, painted them, then attached them to a chassis.

*That* would be something uniquely engaging.

Convergence is inevitable duder.