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High-Rise Magic: How a 23-Story Ad Gets Hand-Painted
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September 25, 2014
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3:29Now PlayingSept. 25 (Bloomberg) -- "Walldogs" are artists who hand paint huge, photorealistic advertisements on the sides of buildings. It’s also the name of a Los Angeles-based company that paints larger-than-life ads for movies, cars and sportswear, some over 20-stories tall. Owner Riley Forsythe, a 40-year veteran of the trade, tells Bloomberg how the process works and why this low-tech method is still in demand.
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