To change people's perceptions of street art we're going to catch them red, blue and yellow handed. Krink is going to supply the communities of New York with the markers and paint to complete these paint by number billboards.

Graffiti is not a villain, it's an art form dripping with self-expression. With a generation baptized by the smartphone why fight it? Let’s bring art into a space where it can never be scrubbed away. 
Utilizing Augmented Reality this App encourages artists to upload their work to “mural sites” dedicated for multiple projects to be viewed in a single space. 

What if a skywriter and graffiti artist collaborated? They would bring a little color to New York in an act of aerial grace and design painted on the world's largest canvas.

A piece of cardboard and a marker can be the tools to create a hundred pieces of art that fight bigotry and prejudice but sometimes the message can get lost in the crowd.
Krink wants to put the spotlight on the people and display messages from the protesters to the President. Their art is to be projected on the side of NYC’s Trump tower to show him what they really think.

Art, no matter the medium, is meant to inspire and engage. This interactive billboard's use of conductive ink is programmed to turn the mural into a fully functional orchestra.