Graffiti Projection
Turn a projected wall into a graffiti wall. Players spray with digital spray cans, or draw with a magic wand or a pen, and the colour appears on the wall where they aim. No real paint is used, so there is nothing to clean up. Draw freely, draw side by side against the clock, or race to spray away a cover and reveal the picture underneath.
How the Graffiti Projection Works
Pick up a Prop
Players pick up a spray can, a magic wand or a pen in front of the projected wall.
Aim at the Wall
A sensor on the projector follows the tip of the prop, so the colour appears exactly where players aim.
Turn It Into an Interactive Experience
Players draw, play or reveal, from free drawing to a race against the clock or spraying away a cover to uncover a picture.
Part of a Bigger Projection Experience
Run the graffiti wall on its own, or as one part of a bigger projection experience at your event.
Props to Use
Spray Bottle
A white spray bottle that sprays colour onto the wall, just like a real spray can.
IR Pen
An infrared pen that draws directly on the wall or surface, in direct contact with it.
Pointer
A long pointer stick that simulates a magic wand, drawing sparkling trails of light on the wall.
What You Can Create
ImageGraffiti Spray
Players spray colour onto the wall, from single colours to rainbow strokes that drip like real paint.
ImageMultiplayer Drawing
Multiple players can join in and draw on the wall at the same time, sharing one experience.
ImageSpray to Reveal
Players spray away a cover to reveal a hidden picture, like a new product or visual.
ImageMagic Wand
A wand draws sparkling trails of light across the wall, aligned with your campaign theme.
ImageColour in a Stencil
Players spray colour into an outlined artwork on the wall, like a giant colouring page.
ImageCollaborative Art
Players spray side by side to fill the wall and finish one piece of art together.
What You Can Customise
What the Graffiti Projection Can Do for Your Campaign
Feels Like Real Graffiti
Holding a spray can and spraying the wall feels like real street art, so players join in straight away.
No Paint, No Mess
No real paint is used, so the wall stays clean and the booth is ready for the next player.
Draws a Crowd
A wall-sized projection is easy to spot, and passers-by stop to watch the artwork appear.
Play Together
Two players can spray at the same time, side by side or head to head.
Easy for All Ages
Everyone knows how to spray or draw, so there is nothing to explain.
Where Brands Use It
Events and Exhibitions
A big, colourful wall that pulls visitors into the booth.
Shopping Malls and Festive Pop-Ups
A family activity that keeps children and parents playing together.
Brand and Product Launches
Guests spray to reveal the new product or the campaign visual.
Schools and Open Houses
A creative station for open days, graduations and learning journeys.
Family Days and Company Events
A shared art wall for family days, carnivals and staff events.
Music and Street Culture
Concerts, sneaker drops and youth events, where graffiti feels right at home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Graffiti Projection is an interactive prop that turns a projected wall into a digital graffiti wall. Players spray with digital spray cans, or draw with a magic wand or a pen, and the colour appears on the wall where they aim.
A sensor sits on the projector and follows the infrared light from the tip of the spray can or pen. It is calibrated to the wall on site, so every stroke lands where players aim.
No. The colour is projected, so there is no paint, no smell and nothing to clean up.
No. The graffiti sensor follows the spray cans and the pen, not fingers.
Two players can spray at the same time, which is how the side-by-side drawing and spray to reveal modes are played.
A projector, a wall to project on and a computer. The sensor sits on the projector and connects to the computer, and it is calibrated before the event starts.
Turn a Surface Into a Graffiti Wall
Pair spray cans, a magic wand or a pen with a projected wall, and let your audience spray, draw and reveal with qiksense.
