Recently a group named Graffiti4Hire from London came to our Bellevue Washington headquarters to create a graffiti mural for us. From what I hear the finished product looks amazing. I’m looking forward to our CCIE Data Center Nexus class at the end of the month so I can see the final result in person! Here is a time lapse video of their work that our video crew put together:
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Brian McGahan was one of the youngest engineers in the world to obtain the CCIE, having achieved his first CCIE in Routing & Switching at the age of 20 in 2002. Brian has been teaching and developing CCIE training courses for over 8 years, and has assisted thousands of engineers in obtaining their CCIE certification. When not teaching or developing new products Brian consults with large ISPs and enterprise customers in the midwest region of the United States.
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16 Responses to “Time Lapse Office Graffiti”
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Awesome
Cool ! Good piece of art….
If this’s production cabling, the site manager already got fired
I like the INE icon with the wire.
It has shadow effect so it looks like 3D…
Remarkable art piece.. Simply amazing !!!
Wish I could be there to see it myself.
Looks great………
Well done, but bad cable management.
i want this art work to be done at my place too
Really amazing
A unique piece for INE!! Very cool.
Wonderful really, these guys are “Interpainting experts”
Sensational!! This is what I will do when I have my training centre open one day
Awesome spaghetti rack
Very beautiful art work!
Amazing piece of art work in the days of LED slabs occupying the walls! It would add spice to the INE video series…for sure. Well done chaps
its look like 3D, but its super…….
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How long did that take to complete? Great artwork!
It took a couple days. Someone from the Cisco office on the same floor said it they could smell it so they had to stop the work during the day due to the fumes making everyone on the floor a little “high”.