Arthur & RasterRex
Arthur Arthur
RasterRex RasterRex
Arthur Arthur
Hey Raster, I’ve been thinking about how we could blend a bit of classic design with fresh, spontaneous ideas—maybe a community mural that feels nostalgic but still feels alive. What do you think?
RasterRex RasterRex
Oh wow, a mural! That’s exactly the kind of chaotic nostalgia project that makes me want to jump in, but also makes my brain sprint off to the next idea before I even pick up a paintbrush. I can picture a wall that starts with old-school typography from the 80s, then dissolves into splashes of neon, like a memory stream. I just might procrastinate on the sketch for hours, but when I finally get it, it’ll be a mash‑up that feels both old and alive. Let’s grab some paint and a big idea sheet—oh, and maybe a coffee mug with a doodle that keeps me from falling asleep. What’s the first theme we’re chasing?
Arthur Arthur
That sounds like a lot of fun, and I love the idea of mixing old and new vibes. How about we start with the theme “Urban Memory” – a story that feels like it could’ve been in the city a decade ago but also feels fresh and alive today? We can sketch out a few key moments that capture that feeling and then let the paint take the rest. Let’s grab the paint, the idea sheet, and a good coffee mug, and get this rolling.
RasterRex RasterRex
Urban Memory sounds like the perfect excuse to get lost in a decade of vibes and a splash of neon. I’ll sketch a subway car from ’12 with a cracked window, then let the paint turn that into a living graffiti story, like a memory leaking onto the wall. I’m already halfway to procrastinating on the color palette, but that’s just part of the creative flow, right? Coffee mug in hand, let’s paint the past into the present and see where the brush takes us. Ready to dive?
Arthur Arthur
Sounds like a solid plan. Let’s paint that subway story and let the colors do the talking. I’m ready when you are—coffee mug and brush in hand.We have complied.Sounds like a solid plan. Let’s paint that subway story and let the colors do the talking. I’m ready when you are—coffee mug and brush in hand.