Graffiti has existed for centuries, starting as simple written words and evolving to include elaborate wall paintings. It is now commonly created using spray paint and markers. While some see graffiti as art, most consider it vandalism as it is made without permission. Billboards are large outdoor advertising structures used to display advertisements to people in public areas like roads. They come in different sizes, with bulletins being the largest to allow visibility from vehicles. Opinions on graffiti and billboards are mixed, with most seeing drawbacks to graffiti due to it being dirty and sometimes used for gang messages, while billboards are seen as generally clean and informative.

1. All about graffiti and billboards.
VIBGYOR High
Students:
I.
Jai Kapoor,
II. Zeena Mascharenhas ,
III. Jash Dedhia,
IV. Kashish Saini
V. and Dhruti.

2. What is Graffiti?
 Graffiti (singular:
graffito)-
existed since ancient times.
 Examples date back to Ancient
Egypt, Ancient Greece,
the Roman Empire.
 Writing or drawings that have
and
been scribbled, scratched, or
sprayed illicitly on a wall or other
surface in a public place.
 Ranges from simple written
words to elaborate wall
paintings and it has
 Modern times -paint
(particularly spray paint)
and marker pens-the most
commonly used graffiti
materials.

3. (contd.)
 In most countries, marking or painting
property without the property owner's
consent is considered defacement
and vandalism, which is a punishable
crime.
 Graffiti may also express :underlying
social and political messages
 A whole genre of artistic expression.
Within hip hop culture, graffiti has
evolved alongside hip hop music, bboying,
and
other
elements.
Unrelated to hip-hop graffiti, gangs use
their own form of graffiti to mark
territory or to serve as an indicator of
gang-related activities.

4. What are billboards?
 Billboard
-sometimes also
called a hoarding in the UK
and many other parts of the
world is a large outdoor
advertising structure (a billing
board), typically found in high
traffic areas such as alongside
busy
roads.
present
large advertisements to passing
pedestrians and drivers.
 Highly
visible
in
the
top designated market areas
typically
showing
large,
ostensibly witty slogans, and
distinctive visuals, billboards

5. (Contd)
 Bulletins : are the largest
standard-size billboards.
Located primarily on major
highways, expressways or
principal arterials they command
high-density consumer exposure
(mostly to vehicular traffic).
 Their sizes afford greatest
visibility. Also allow creative
"customizing" through extensions
and embellishments.

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Map

7. The Album of
Images

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29. What do people think about them?
 As there are 2 sides to every coin, there are different
opinions to every subject, graffiti and billboards in
this case.

31. Survey 1

32. Survey 2

33. Survey 3

34. Survey 4

35. Survey 5

36. Survey 6

37. Conclusion
 Mostly, graffiti’s drawbacks outweigh its benefits,
due to them being dirty and being misused.
 Billboards, on the other hand, are very useful, clean
and informative.

38. Conclusion Graph

39. What are your opinions on this topic?
Do you approve of graffiti and
billboards?
Are graffiti and billboards allowed in your
country?