How cool is that? It rains, and 'magically' a design appears on the cement. Maybe it's a hopscotch board (is that the right term, is it a board, Google suggests that it's a board, anyway), maybe it's a reminder to save water, maybe it's a chucklesome commentary on the weather.
In the Tacoma, Washington-area (check out the specific locations on their website), a group of guys from Peregrine Church are using Nanex's Always Dry to spray on superhydrophobic coatings in fun designs. They're calling their program rain.works. Check 'em out.
Heck, make one yourself in your town. Apparently it's legal, "as it’s temporary, which it is since the messages come and go, and isn’t commercial."
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