Build a "street art" version of the Google Street View site StreetArtView.com.

StreetArtView is a service based on Google Street View, as evidenced by its domain name, which focuses on presenting "street art" and making it easier and more accessible for more users to see the cool street art. It is a service derived from Google Street View, and is focused on presenting "street art" so that more users can see the cool street graffiti, street behavior art, etc. more easily and directly.

Enter StreetArtView, a world of street art based on the Google World Map. The larger the amount, the brighter the colors, the more street art performances. The larger the amount, the brighter the colors, and the more street art performances.

By looking at the StreetArtView website, one can see that street art in the United States and Europe is all big red, while Asian countries are more subtle and don't have much street art, let alone China. Users click on these "marked" places, then the map will continue to shrink until finally pinpointed, and then users can view street art images of various types of street art.

Of course, since street art is not mainstream after all, it is a huge amount of work to organize the massive Google Street View, so the StreetArtView website adopts the UGC (User Generated Content) model to encourage each user to organize the street art images they see when viewing Google Street View. StreetArtView is a UGC (User Generated Content) model that encourages each user to organize the street art images they see when viewing Google Street View and then submit them on the StreetArtView website to share with more users.

On the StreetArtView website, in addition to viewing street art based on geographic location, you can also view the works of some of the world's most famous street artists, such as world-renowned graffiti master Banksy, street graffiti genius Blu, and the famous French street corner display artist Space invader, etc.

Of course, the website will also randomly recommend some street art works directly. All in all, for people who like street art, StreetArtView is definitely a website you will like and use directly.

CosPobre: CosPlay parody DIY blog is a Brazilian site dedicated to sharing cosplay looks created through simple and inexpensive materials, generally referring to the use of costumes, accessories, props and makeup to play characters in anime works and games.

COSPLAY is the English COSPLAY is the abbreviation of the English Costume Play, written in Japanese as "コスプレ", playing COSPLAY people are generally known as COSPLAYER. cosplay is more narrowly interpreted as imitation, pretend the role of the virtual world, also known as role-playing. This has given rise to a new meaning on the Internet, often used to describe "people who pretend to be a certain type of person".

Brazil's gods tossed those CosPlay is not generally simple, looking for ready-made materials around you can imitate the role of the movie, game anime, the world's different races, but play CosPlay that is necessary to the same.