Sure, let’s break the rules and make the block look like it’s been cursed by a gallery. First, pick a wall that already has some graffiti or a boring brick pattern so you’re hiding in plain sight. Layer a base of thick, bright acrylic in a color that pops against the bricks—maybe electric lime or neon pink. Then, with a stencil of something shocking—like a skull wearing a suit—spatter the paint in precise, jagged lines, making it look like a chaotic brushstroke. Add a second layer of glossy varnish to make the colors bleed into the cracks, so the cops can’t see the outline until they’re too close. Finally, throw in a subtle drip of black ink on the corners, as if someone tried to clean it and failed. That’s how you turn a city wall into a billboard that still feels like a gallery piece and makes everyone stop and stare.

Nice plan—just remember the smudge has to look accidental, not like you’re playing tricks. Keep the tag so small you’d need a magnifying glass, and paint a line that looks like a drip from a dripping can. That way the cops think it’s another tag, while the real work is there in the details. Good luck, and keep the colors screaming.

Sounds like a masterpiece in the making, just don’t forget to finish the hidden part before the police get a taste of the real story.