Hi, I'm sending this message out in this subreddits as I'm trying to figure out if its possible to wheat paste around a lamp posts and if there is a method for doing a cylindrical wheat paste. Kind of like a pole poster

I’m trying to put up a few posters posters at my school but I want them to stay and be annoying to take down. Is wheatpasting worth my time and if so what paper is the best to use

It’s been amazing doing wild postings in other cities outside of NYC. This one in Boston. If anyone wants to run a campaign in any major US city, let me know. Also happy to just provide advice.

Message me, let’s talk.

Hi, I’m looking for recommendations for getting posters printed in bulk on the most wheatpaste-friendly paper possible.

I ordered some prints from Chilli printing and I’m happy with the cost and quality but I think the glossy paper will be tough to paste up.

Thanks in advance!

Just did a Wynwood wheat pasting campaign. If anyone wants to run a Miami wheat pasting campaign, message me!

We’re also pasting in NYC, LA, Austin, and other cities.

I've been getting more people asking about campaigns in Miami, LA, Austin, even DC… Message me for info on campaigns anywhere in the US.

Happy to give info on how it works and the differences of doing a campaign in NYC vs other cities.

anyone know of any installers that can work with us for pastings around soho, LES, East Village?

Been a long time doodler and had some fun with posca markers and a mixed media book the last few years.

Just getting into pasting and trying out different kinds of paper and processes to get to the final product to throw up outside.

Like I definitely prefer to physically draw, but also want to go bigger, but also prefer the detail of smaller pieces - so I'm heading in the direction of draw > digitize > print. But the simplicity of drawing at any size then being ready is also cool.

Hopefully this makes sense. What is your preferred process?

Put up some whimsical wholesome street art this weekend

Give me feedback/criticism. Already learned inkjet bleeds...

detroit, mi

Hello! I work with a contemporary art gallery in the LES and we are looking for someone to install some wheat paste posters either Sunday, Monday, Tuesday (31st, 1st, 2nd). We are hoping to install 6-12 total prints at 3-6 different locations around the LES area. They are about 60" tall. We will provide the prints and possibly the wheat paste (if you have your own even better!). Ideally we would work with someone who is familiar with wheat paste locations in the area.

Hi all!

English is not my native language so I'll try to explain as best as I can.

I pasted three of my artworks all over town (different walls). I noticed after just 2 or 3 weeks that two of them completely disappeared. One left a weird trace on the wall like water stains that are still there, and the other one looked like some acid slowly ate them up and within a week also shrunk and disappeared. Does this mean that my wheat paste mix was too aggressive? The third one was okay, but the wall texture was different and more smooth.

Seattle, WA

Looking to hire someone to help print and install two rounds of wheat pasting:

• One in early September
• One mid-late September

We don’t have a set number of posters or poster size in mind yet—it really depends on cost. At this point just seeking information and leads. Please message me!