Fashion conscious graffiti artists are salivating at the prospect of laying hands on a new invention that allows fabric to be sprayed-on to create t-shirts, dresses and other clothing. This is very timely indeed, as many taggers have become increasingly bored with the usual walls and billboards. Imagine instead, 6 billion potential canvases to tag on! Don’t like what your neighbor is wearing? Remake the outfit with some fantastic drive-by fabric graffiti. Legal authorities are already making plans to build more prisons for future miscreants who will surely include grandparents, former partners looking to dress down their exes as they leave for a date night, and even members of the fashion police.

Developed through a collaboration between Imperial College London and the Royal College of Art, Fabrican technology has captured the imagination of designers, industry and the public around the world. The technology has been developed for use in household, industrial, personal and healthcare, decorative and fashion applications using aerosol cans or spray-guns, and will soon be found in products available everywhere.

*Careful, the following video has been censored on Youtube by people who can’t stand for kids to see a bit of skin, yet think it’s perfectly okay to watch movies where people get shot, or stabbed to death and to play video games where blood and entrails pop out of the screen in 3-dimensional glory. “This content may contain material flagged by YouTube’s user community that may be inappropriate for some users.”
Spray on dress

Thank goodness, the moral police allowed this video with the bust of a nude female mannequin.

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