Windows

Desktop Graffitist

Posted by on Jun 27, 2006 | 2 Comments

Even if you are stuck in a suburban jungle, it is still OK to feel like you need to get in touch with your inner street thug. Now you do not need to steal a car or beat up an old person to get your thrills. You can do it right on your desktop. Bring a little spraypainting to your desktop with Desktop Graffitist.

The author of the program says:

Desktop Graffitist is a small program that enables you to spray paint your desktop, and anything else that might appear onscreen. DG is designed for recreation and creativity, and can be used to relieve office stress and boredom.

Aside from the added bonus of allowing you to vent on that stupid monthly report or the latest homework assignment, the program is also good for leaving messages on other people’s computers that they can’t miss (love notes, hate notes, grocery lists, and art/graffiti/vandalism, …).

It’s simple, relaxing, addictive, free, and totally fun!

This is a great way to release any artistic desire you might have when you have some free time to kill. Check out some of the screen shots to see what type of fun you can have. Vandalize your desktop and give this freeware program a shot.

[158K] [Win98/ME/NT/2k/XP] [FREE]

[tags]windows,freeware,art,graffitist,spray paint[/tags]

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