u must read this. once u have started there is no turning back. a litle 10 year old girl was raped and murdered in 1945. her body was not fund until 1947. then a boy last week read this and did not copy and paste this message. the dead girl appeared in his room haunting him and killed him. if you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos 30 minutes the dead girl will appear in your room tonight and hant you and kil you. well you better start to copy and paste to be saved
It's just too bad the ad company are patting themselves on the back and taking awards, but were too cheap to actually pay the real artists who they knowingly stole the idea from, for the original, search "FAVELA PAINTING PROJECT", for some reason I can't post the link.
Hi @dalvarox27. We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5mm per second or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time For the shot at the start we tamped the camera tps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1fps - all in camera!
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Is the paint non toxic? Contains lead? When it rains the paint particles will run off into the streets, into the ocean or water supplies. Are the paint cans disposed of properly? Because 3,000 unnecessary buckets full of harmful toxins and parabens will affect the environment. Do you recycle the material from the buckets? No.
Your not helping anyone, instead of just painting buildings, do something productive like FEED or EDUCATE the people in these locations.
@TheSweetyKins, feeding and educating someone doesn't always solve the problem. you first have to change the mentality to give birth to widespread change. Color evokes strong emotions, emotions that can change.
@darkmanZer0 Well if all the individuals in that village are starving to death or dying from poison, than what will it matter? Priorities come FIRST luxuries come second.
@TheSweetyKins, No shit, but there's also something called chronic poverty that plagues areas that barely lives above poverty. We're not looking at starving people from Yemen or Ethopia in this video, we'll looking at the ghettos of South America and India. Even if we fed and educated them, those that are smart enough just leave the area, and that still doesn't change the region.
@darkmanZer0 I don't think you understand, doing this has more negative effects than positive ones. Are they even paying the individuals who where doing the painting? Or were they volunteers? What, could "letscolour" not be bothered to stimulate their economy? The paint will fade, and their surrounding ecosystem and the health of others will suffer.
@TheSweetyKins, No I don't think you understand. You are taking the concept too fucking literal. It's about community feeling good about themselves and willing to transform their environment for the better, which doesn't have to be painting but the concept of Urban renewal. No economy will get stimulated if people do not want to go into said environment, nor invest in it, nor return to it. Good example is Liverpool and its revival utilizing their musical history.
@darkmanZer0 Urban renewal can be obtained in other ways as you said, and if thats the point of this project than they are doing it the worst fucking way possible. Landscaping, community centers, even just picking up trash off the streets are all better and more effective ways of urban renewal with little to no down sides. You can paint the crumbling old buildings all you want with that toxic shit, but it wont fool anyone. They're just covering up what needs to be fixed.
@darkmanZer0 And please don't tell me you honestly believe painting some buildings will suddenly make people want to stay in said place. Creating jobs, stimulates the economy, period.
Hi @TheSweetyKins, all of the people in the film are from the community. They are a mixture of: people who live there and local professional painters who we paid. We worked with the local people to choose what colour they wanted their places to be painted. The Let's Colour Project is an ongoing project and this film just a 2 minute snap shot of that. Have a good day.
Hi @TheSweetyKins. None of the paint we used contained lead or parabens. The paint is also specially designed to protect the building in order to prolong its life as well and not wash off once dry. If the instructions on the back of the tins are followed, the paint is safe to use... (cont)
@TheSweetyKins The disposal of paint tins differs depending on what country you are in. In the UK, we’ve created and now sponsor a re-use scheme called Community Repaint – community groups make use of left over paint on community projects that they identify. For more info check communityrepaint . org . uk
@TheSweetyKins In Malaysia we’ve teamed up with TESCO to take back left over paint to use in the community.
In India most containers are re-used for other purposes. And, in other countries we’ve set up recycling schemes for metal and plastic containers and in other territories paint cans are left over paint are recycled by an industry scheme... (cont)
@TheSweetyKins We’ve also developed a tool, with a leading non-profit sustainability organisation, that we use around the world. It basically measures the overall environmental footprint to help us identify improvements and also to select the right product for the specific situation. It’s called the environmental Impact Analyser. You can check it out here: forumforthefuture . org /projects/enviro-impact-analyser-intro
@UrMomIsClockLike We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5 mm per sec or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time. For the shot at the start we tamped the camera fps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1 fps - all in camera !
The video seemed fine until the point it got to potentially historically and curturally important buildings which should be left alone to preserve them.
@redsd2121 We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5mm per second or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time For the shot at the start we tamped the camera tps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1fps - all in camera!
its a nice idea but 1) some of the colors are way to bright and ugly 2) some of those buildings looked historic and maybe should have been left the way they were 3) some of those buildings looked worse when you painted them, so maybe you should have applied the same color, and not some of those ugly bright colors....
A fantastic campaign! Love the idea and the production on the video. A great way to handle corporate social responsibility. Would have been great to partner with Habitat for Humanity as well.
I lived most of my life in Caracas, in daily contact with favelas like the ones on the video and also know how gloomy Northern Europe can be sometimes...
A perfect mixture of that, the strong images, song and message made me cry by the part of the red-to-orange stairs... lol...
@nelsonhernandez100 Thanks so much for your lovely comments. If you want to join in on spreading the colour connect up on our facebook/twitter/blog etc through the links in the video blub above :)
@lionelngjoochye Thanks :) If you want to join in on spreading the colour connect up on our facebook/twitter/blog etc through the links in the video blurb above.
@flankie90210 We aren't in Indonesia yet but you never know. If you want to stay in contact or join our colour movement on our facebook/twitter/blog etc check out the links in the video blub above :)
I can't stop watching this, I only discovered this film today and have already watched it about six times! It's just beautiful, whether it is a blatant PR stunt by Dulux or real grass roots community action it's still powerful. Thanks Dulux for respecting the beauty & not turning this into major brand push.
what about the culture of this places? the historical traces of architecture?
u painted same aereas that originally white because of a historical background that comes from years, don't u think this should be respected?
there's a building from the brutalism period of last century's architecture, and u simply painted with no care about the, not only historical, but also political importance of this kind of building. i respect the ideia and the carrying about some forgotten areas, but...
@bobesponjadokctporra I respect your opinion, but the project is about stopping urban decay. How respectful is letting those buildings just rot with daily use? A coat of paint is needed - Also, one must remember that today is a part of history too. This project could potentially lead to a revitalization of the areas shown in the video. That has worth in itself. It is not painting with no care, it's painting TO care.
@gnarlscrazy i see that and it's great. i just think that some buildings should be revitalizated by pro architects respecting the original traces. a lot of residential architecture's history stuff has been lost. altough what these guys are doing is really important and helpful for these 'forgotten' citizens, it's really amazing and fits very well with ideologies of street art. my congrats and my support ;D
@gnarlscrazy i see that and it's great. i just think that some buildings should be revitalizated by pro architects respecting the original traces. a lot of residential architecture's history stuff has been lost. altough what these guys are doing is really important and helpful for these 'forgotten' citizens, it's really amazing and fits very well with ideologies of street art. my congrats and my support ;D
May I just say that I find it really cool that the people who made this video are responding to the comments about how it's made. Absolutely wonderful.
Which city is at the every beginning of the video? The one with all the graffiti? It'd be interesting to see if all that color actually stays there, or if it just inspires more people to want to spray paint ugly letters over it. Really amazing video; here's hoping it brings them more happiness.
@IVomitOrgasms The first location is Lapa, Rio, Brazil. We painting around the Lapa stairs. It is such a wonderful city with such a heartbeat. They really do embrace colour there. Can't wait to go back!
did you guys use "The Time Machine" for the time lapse? The motion control to track movement is very impressive. Did you have to build custom tracks for your rig?
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty color
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty color
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty colors ???
whats the name of that dulux ad that was, miss pink was in love with mr. blue or something?
Dav6785598 3 months ago
u must read this. once u have started there is no turning back. a litle 10 year old girl was raped and murdered in 1945. her body was not fund until 1947. then a boy last week read this and did not copy and paste this message. the dead girl appeared in his room haunting him and killed him. if you do not copy and paste this onto 10 videos 30 minutes the dead girl will appear in your room tonight and hant you and kil you. well you better start to copy and paste to be saved
TheMylist123 3 months ago
It's just too bad the ad company are patting themselves on the back and taking awards, but were too cheap to actually pay the real artists who they knowingly stole the idea from, for the original, search "FAVELA PAINTING PROJECT", for some reason I can't post the link.
rasko 4 months ago
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pandacolors25up 4 months ago
Jonsi <3
GhidaArnaout 7 months ago
This is awesome :) <3
cutekillerofwow 8 months ago
Yeah, that's gonna need a second coat I'm afraid :)
MarkEmsea 9 months ago
f*ck the buff
adidaskiller 9 months ago
very impressive_congratulations
AntoniosPapantoniou 9 months ago
this is the villa map in MW2
Mazenheim 11 months ago
AWESOOOME COMMERCIAL X 5
drummerb0y313 11 months ago
how do they tape this vid? can someone tell me please???
dalvarox27 11 months ago
Hi @dalvarox27. We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5mm per second or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time For the shot at the start we tamped the camera tps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1fps - all in camera!
letscolour 11 months ago
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Is the paint non toxic? Contains lead? When it rains the paint particles will run off into the streets, into the ocean or water supplies. Are the paint cans disposed of properly? Because 3,000 unnecessary buckets full of harmful toxins and parabens will affect the environment. Do you recycle the material from the buckets? No.
Your not helping anyone, instead of just painting buildings, do something productive like FEED or EDUCATE the people in these locations.
TheSweetyKins 11 months ago
@TheSweetyKins oh shut the fuck up and enjoy the video man!
chukaahaneku 11 months ago
@TheSweetyKins, feeding and educating someone doesn't always solve the problem. you first have to change the mentality to give birth to widespread change. Color evokes strong emotions, emotions that can change.
darkmanZer0 11 months ago
@darkmanZer0 Well if all the individuals in that village are starving to death or dying from poison, than what will it matter? Priorities come FIRST luxuries come second.
TheSweetyKins 11 months ago
@TheSweetyKins, No shit, but there's also something called chronic poverty that plagues areas that barely lives above poverty. We're not looking at starving people from Yemen or Ethopia in this video, we'll looking at the ghettos of South America and India. Even if we fed and educated them, those that are smart enough just leave the area, and that still doesn't change the region.
darkmanZer0 11 months ago
@darkmanZer0 I don't think you understand, doing this has more negative effects than positive ones. Are they even paying the individuals who where doing the painting? Or were they volunteers? What, could "letscolour" not be bothered to stimulate their economy? The paint will fade, and their surrounding ecosystem and the health of others will suffer.
TheSweetyKins 11 months ago
@TheSweetyKins, No I don't think you understand. You are taking the concept too fucking literal. It's about community feeling good about themselves and willing to transform their environment for the better, which doesn't have to be painting but the concept of Urban renewal. No economy will get stimulated if people do not want to go into said environment, nor invest in it, nor return to it. Good example is Liverpool and its revival utilizing their musical history.
darkmanZer0 11 months ago
@darkmanZer0 Urban renewal can be obtained in other ways as you said, and if thats the point of this project than they are doing it the worst fucking way possible. Landscaping, community centers, even just picking up trash off the streets are all better and more effective ways of urban renewal with little to no down sides. You can paint the crumbling old buildings all you want with that toxic shit, but it wont fool anyone. They're just covering up what needs to be fixed.
TheSweetyKins 11 months ago
@darkmanZer0 And please don't tell me you honestly believe painting some buildings will suddenly make people want to stay in said place. Creating jobs, stimulates the economy, period.
TheSweetyKins 11 months ago
Hi @TheSweetyKins, all of the people in the film are from the community. They are a mixture of: people who live there and local professional painters who we paid. We worked with the local people to choose what colour they wanted their places to be painted. The Let's Colour Project is an ongoing project and this film just a 2 minute snap shot of that. Have a good day.
letscolour 10 months ago 4
Hi @TheSweetyKins. None of the paint we used contained lead or parabens. The paint is also specially designed to protect the building in order to prolong its life as well and not wash off once dry. If the instructions on the back of the tins are followed, the paint is safe to use... (cont)
letscolour 10 months ago 25
@letscolour Could you give me the brand name of the paint you use?
TheSweetyKins 10 months ago
@TheSweetyKins The disposal of paint tins differs depending on what country you are in. In the UK, we’ve created and now sponsor a re-use scheme called Community Repaint – community groups make use of left over paint on community projects that they identify. For more info check communityrepaint . org . uk
letscolour 10 months ago 15
@TheSweetyKins In Malaysia we’ve teamed up with TESCO to take back left over paint to use in the community.
In India most containers are re-used for other purposes. And, in other countries we’ve set up recycling schemes for metal and plastic containers and in other territories paint cans are left over paint are recycled by an industry scheme... (cont)
letscolour 10 months ago 9
@TheSweetyKins We’ve also developed a tool, with a leading non-profit sustainability organisation, that we use around the world. It basically measures the overall environmental footprint to help us identify improvements and also to select the right product for the specific situation. It’s called the environmental Impact Analyser. You can check it out here: forumforthefuture . org /projects/enviro-impact-analyser-intro
letscolour 10 months ago 12
@TheSweetyKins S T F U
aerostorm77 10 months ago
@aerostorm77 No :)
You mad?
TheSweetyKins 10 months ago
@TheSweetyKins not really :)
aerostorm77 10 months ago
@aerostorm77 well good then.
no need to use caps :)
TheSweetyKins 10 months ago
@TheSweetyKins You got told.
jmscrftable 9 months ago
@jmscrftable No not really, they wont even tell me what paint they use, out of fear of people knowing what they're actually doing to the environment.
TheSweetyKins 9 months ago
@TheSweetyKins Isn't it fairly evident they use Dulux paint?
darcykingston 9 months ago
@TheSweetyKins pwned.
lucklessluke 9 months ago 2
@TheSweetyKins SUCK ON THAT, BIOTCH!
cutekillerofwow 8 months ago
@TheSweetyKins *You're
r0bd0b 8 months ago
This reminds me of Villa . If you know what I'm saying
horizonhero 11 months ago
@letscolour oh cool! yea, Jonsi's the best
evanandodd 11 months ago
I love this song!
evanandodd 11 months ago
@evanandodd It's Go Do by Jonsi (Sigur Ross). We love him!
letscolour 11 months ago
First!
bobbyd2547 11 months ago
I love painting, except the ceilings, those really give me a neck and backache!
mossyburger 11 months ago
Gud one
shaqz8 11 months ago
Thats a lot of paint fumes that kids shouldn't breathe!
underglow60 11 months ago
CAPTAIN MARVEL!!!!
yeilmon 11 months ago
@yeilmon Thanks!
letscolour 11 months ago
Sehr coole Idee
xygenex08 11 months ago
I looooovvveee this
TheKemmiller 11 months ago
Thanks @TheKemmiller Keep spreading the colour!
letscolour 11 months ago
this is amazing :)
shmoogaly 11 months ago
Thanks @shmoogaly Glad you like :)
letscolour 11 months ago
great idea
InternetStoleMyLife3 11 months ago
Thanks :) @InternetStoleMyLife3
letscolour 11 months ago
totally amazing!
chanelsugar 11 months ago
....
CCannetta 11 months ago
Whoa, panning time lapse! I've never seen anything like like. Very cool.
UrMomIsClockLike 11 months ago
@UrMomIsClockLike We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5 mm per sec or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time. For the shot at the start we tamped the camera fps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1 fps - all in camera !
letscolour 11 months ago
whoever who thumbs down this video are color blind!
lugiamcg 11 months ago 5
@lugiamcg Thanks for spreading the colour!
letscolour 11 months ago
That's a lot of paint
ZhoM6 11 months ago
The human race
btharealest 11 months ago
The video seemed fine until the point it got to potentially historically and curturally important buildings which should be left alone to preserve them.
maniac111111111 11 months ago
omg, very good. i love everything that is related with art! <3
createdbyandrew 11 months ago
vidio opo kwi
hasanwae 11 months ago
Special thanks from this user because the city you chose for your project was Jaipur in india,My country India. Thanks from the whole of india
darknight2890 11 months ago
@darknight2890 :) We loved our time in India! Such a colourful place
letscolour 11 months ago
nice work!
fotonmedia 11 months ago
How slow do you have to move the camera to make it look like it actually does?
redsd2121 11 months ago
@redsd2121 We used motion control to track very slowly at 0.5mm per second or slower. Some of the moves took 90 minutes in real time For the shot at the start we tamped the camera tps, iris and exposure time in sync to move from 25fps to 0.1fps - all in camera!
letscolour 10 months ago 4
It's De Blob in real life. :P
LonelyPianist64 11 months ago
that was so beautiful!
WreckedRadio 11 months ago
Thanks! @WreckedRadio
letscolour 11 months ago
AMAZING!!!!! ^_^
paulosemifusa 11 months ago
If I ever become a rich bastard I'm gonna build a city with only vibrant colors.
Purple, turqoise, lime, pink, and... whatever!!!
No black, white, grey, or beige allowed. :)
derebin 11 months ago
@derebin Sounds awesome! We will definitely live there with you :)
letscolour 11 months ago
1:12 realllyyyy cool!!!!
aerostorm77 11 months ago
very amazing! i wold want to know how you did that time laps? sth with motion tracking?
MehlsackCoD4 11 months ago
So beautiful!
pinkdiamondlatte 11 months ago
ads suck
audiowiz 11 months ago
couldn't this have been done with photoshop for 1% of the cost? and how does painting the walls make slums less terrible?
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scelcosmin 11 months ago
Did you guys really paint in India?! :O
alieminemgmailcom 11 months ago
@alieminemgmailcom yep, we painting with the local community in Jodhpur
letscolour 11 months ago
Valdezmaguel2 sounds like your the faggot!!!!
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bladebrandon 11 months ago
This is the best video I'd ever seen this week! Awesome!!!
dianesmith401 11 months ago 3
@dianesmith401 Thanks!!!
letscolour 11 months ago
De Blob, human edition.
blah11blah 11 months ago
awesome time lapse <3
MadisonISaGodess 11 months ago
lol I bet those faggots would paint shit purple. because purple is a gay colour and all brown people are faggots.
valdezmiguel2 11 months ago
Obtain 3,000 buckets of paint: $45,000
Buy plane tickets around the world: $4,000
Bring color to the world: Priceless
corbett656 11 months ago 27
@corbett656 :)
letscolour 11 months ago
its a nice idea but 1) some of the colors are way to bright and ugly 2) some of those buildings looked historic and maybe should have been left the way they were 3) some of those buildings looked worse when you painted them, so maybe you should have applied the same color, and not some of those ugly bright colors....
mahnameisjaime1 11 months ago
Now you have to do the second coat or it'll look bad :P have fun
armegeddon11 11 months ago
amaizingly produced one of my favoride commercials ever, utter genius.
maccamk2turbo 11 months ago
@maccamk2turbo Thanks!!!
letscolour 11 months ago
Genial! pasote de video!
llopis83 11 months ago
Thanks @llopis83
letscolour 11 months ago
THIS IS AMAZING.
SplinterCell37 11 months ago
@SplinterCell37 Cheers :)
letscolour 11 months ago
GREAT! I mean who does not like time-lapse videos!
OCUBOX 11 months ago 6
@OCUBOX So true. Time lapse rocks.
letscolour 11 months ago
@OCUBOX So true!
letscolour 11 months ago
JONSI!
llMusicMusicMusicll 1 year ago
A fantastic campaign! Love the idea and the production on the video. A great way to handle corporate social responsibility. Would have been great to partner with Habitat for Humanity as well.
FourT6and2 1 year ago
@FourT6and2 Thank you!
letscolour 1 year ago
I lived most of my life in Caracas, in daily contact with favelas like the ones on the video and also know how gloomy Northern Europe can be sometimes...
A perfect mixture of that, the strong images, song and message made me cry by the part of the red-to-orange stairs... lol...
I wish all videos/messages I saw were like this.
Keep it up guys!!
nelsonhernandez100 1 year ago 3
@nelsonhernandez100 Thanks so much for your lovely comments. If you want to join in on spreading the colour connect up on our facebook/twitter/blog etc through the links in the video blub above :)
letscolour 1 year ago
what a wonderful project!!
lionelngjoochye 1 year ago 12
@lionelngjoochye Thanks :) If you want to join in on spreading the colour connect up on our facebook/twitter/blog etc through the links in the video blurb above.
letscolour 11 months ago
hi,i'm a college student from Taiwan,i am major in urban planning.
this video is so cool!! Could i use it in my report , plzzzz!!!!
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srabbitu 1 year ago
@srabbitu Go for it srabbitu! Thanks for helping us spread the colour :)
letscolour 1 year ago
NICE !
yoyoman899 1 year ago
Wonderful idea and timelapse! Next time you could come to Japan and paint all their grayish buildings
RomanRandom 1 year ago
congrats to the director of this. Adam Berg, on getting the Deadpool directing gig. Try to make sure it doesnt suck.
oklahomaer 1 year ago
What an ad. Can we do it in Indonesia? So many building have to be colored to cheers the people... make them smile.
flankie90210 1 year ago
@flankie90210 We aren't in Indonesia yet but you never know. If you want to stay in contact or join our colour movement on our facebook/twitter/blog etc check out the links in the video blub above :)
letscolour 1 year ago
how much was digitally "painted"?
how much really in-camera?
TerryOS 1 year ago
Hi @TerryOS It was all painted for real, in camera, by members of the community. No digital painting was used :)
letscolour 1 year ago
who is that soundtrack from and whats it called ? doas anybody know ?
snooper111 1 year ago
@snooper111 The song is called "Go Do" by Jonsi.
letscolour 1 year ago
And this one is just amazing.
anis8730 1 year ago
Nice concept and idea ... love it!
BlackzAngel 1 year ago
I can't stop watching this, I only discovered this film today and have already watched it about six times! It's just beautiful, whether it is a blatant PR stunt by Dulux or real grass roots community action it's still powerful. Thanks Dulux for respecting the beauty & not turning this into major brand push.
williamstar21 1 year ago
yikes. the toxification of the world through paint. think about how the fish feel. sh*t.
jockdoubleday 1 year ago
I have bought Who Is Director, you can read my review here - clickbankreviewdude(dot)com/who-is-directory-review/
elissamittman67 1 year ago
@2182m Thank you!
letscolour 1 year ago
This commercial screams Mirror's Edge to me for some reason.
ATJTV 1 year ago
Amazing!!!
DAPHNEBLACK 1 year ago
JONSI!
MurphyBros70 1 year ago
I want to go see the places where they painted. :)
darnitz 1 year ago
what about the culture of this places? the historical traces of architecture?
u painted same aereas that originally white because of a historical background that comes from years, don't u think this should be respected?
there's a building from the brutalism period of last century's architecture, and u simply painted with no care about the, not only historical, but also political importance of this kind of building. i respect the ideia and the carrying about some forgotten areas, but...
bobesponjadokctporra 1 year ago
@bobesponjadokctporra I respect your opinion, but the project is about stopping urban decay. How respectful is letting those buildings just rot with daily use? A coat of paint is needed - Also, one must remember that today is a part of history too. This project could potentially lead to a revitalization of the areas shown in the video. That has worth in itself. It is not painting with no care, it's painting TO care.
gnarlscrazy 1 year ago
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@gnarlscrazy i see that and it's great. i just think that some buildings should be revitalizated by pro architects respecting the original traces. a lot of residential architecture's history stuff has been lost. altough what these guys are doing is really important and helpful for these 'forgotten' citizens, it's really amazing and fits very well with ideologies of street art. my congrats and my support ;D
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@gnarlscrazy
@gnarlscrazy i see that and it's great. i just think that some buildings should be revitalizated by pro architects respecting the original traces. a lot of residential architecture's history stuff has been lost. altough what these guys are doing is really important and helpful for these 'forgotten' citizens, it's really amazing and fits very well with ideologies of street art. my congrats and my support ;D
bobesponjadokctporra 1 year ago
this is briliant
durijebo 1 year ago
i just love this :) its incredibly beautiful.
shaeenuhh 1 year ago
this is toooo coool!!!
sweetdudelifer 1 year ago
kennethj1956 is an idiot
TiNRiB007 1 year ago
Nothing like painting the town red! .....anyway this is so fake because paint is expensive.
kennethj1956 1 year ago
Brazil!
How awesome is that? Congratulations, it's incredible and powerful!
MattSimonato 1 year ago
wow! makes me wanna paint something.
fivepointsix 1 year ago
May I just say that I find it really cool that the people who made this video are responding to the comments about how it's made. Absolutely wonderful.
MrTerecs 1 year ago 17
@MrTerecs Thanks MrTerecs :)
letscolour 1 year ago
That looked hard to make.
IMakeOrWatchVideos 1 year ago
Really, an amazing idea, id love to make something similiar to this one day, signed up on this project right away !
AeonAway 1 year ago
Love it, this is amazing!
beyondtheboundaries 1 year ago
Jodhpur!
septentrional 1 year ago
Wow love it.
Manny1222 1 year ago
Wow...<3<3
MarziaBn 1 year ago
JONSI!
lol, i saw this on pitchfork and had a freakout.
GIMPmanipulated 1 year ago
@GIMPmanipulated
So did I. :P
Jonsi's awesome...hopefully it will attract more people to his music.
Steoandnoodles 1 year ago
This is epic. Having a Jonsi song in the background just makes it that much more amazing. Best commercial of 2010 thus far, IMO.
Thom2509 1 year ago 13
Which city is at the every beginning of the video? The one with all the graffiti? It'd be interesting to see if all that color actually stays there, or if it just inspires more people to want to spray paint ugly letters over it. Really amazing video; here's hoping it brings them more happiness.
IVomitOrgasms 1 year ago
@IVomitOrgasms I think the city you are talking about is Rio de Janeiro, Brasil.
mymoviescript 1 year ago
@IVomitOrgasms The first location is Lapa, Rio, Brazil. We painting around the Lapa stairs. It is such a wonderful city with such a heartbeat. They really do embrace colour there. Can't wait to go back!
letscolour 1 year ago
I am blown away.
stripedshirts 1 year ago
gorgeous!
cherylxoxo 1 year ago
Aww I love this. So inspiring <3
DestinedStar7 1 year ago
WOW AMAZING.
GlamNationTour 1 year ago
incredible
jescaparros 1 year ago
did you guys use "The Time Machine" for the time lapse? The motion control to track movement is very impressive. Did you have to build custom tracks for your rig?
jbeau3d 1 year ago
colour is important for us to live....beautiful!!
kcnumbernine 1 year ago
amaing...
DangerSandler 1 year ago
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty color
s ???
Thank you.
triptyquesf 1 year ago
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triptyquesf 1 year ago
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty color
s ???
Thank you.
triptyquesf 1 year ago
Great film, great idea and so much more, than just colors.
One regrettable thing, this beautiful idea would never work in Budapest (Hungary), not even for a wall - wish, some part of the world would be as flexible, as these locations shot for the ad. to give place to such admirable, simple ideas (or at least, just to some colors),
Is it just me, who sees in this film more, than just a clever ad and pretty colors ???
Thank you.
triptyquesf 1 year ago
very positive video. dulux rules!
EdwardTraining 1 year ago
кайф!
kingmarkuss 1 year ago