Is it okay to vandalize your own stuff?
12I’ve been 3D printing some halloween stuff (zombie parts, etc) and spray painting them out on my patio. If I don’t have a big piece of cardboard, I just put the thing on the top of the trash can or recycling bin because I really don’t care if paint gets on them. After a zombie hand, I was left with a big empty circle surrounded by overspray. It reminded of those spacescapes that street vendors do. So, on Wednesday, I turned the lid of my trash can into this.
It was fun, but my crippling level of ADHD told me I could do better so just now I did this to the side of the can. It’s kind of cool, but my wife thinks I’m a child 
heh
Recycle bin better watch out
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Looks pretty cool, but I think in order for it to be vandalized it needs to belong to someone else and not be something they asked for.
So in that sense this would be more like customization than vandalization.
Come do mine next:-)
@shannenelaine To be fair, my wife did say to leave the trash can alone after I did the lid. I can’t wait for her to get home and be disappointed!
I’ll just tell her the neighbor kids did it 
@capnjb @shannenelaine
I LOVE IT! Do mine, too!
@Kyeh @shannenelaine Put it in a SASE and I’d be happy to
That looks totally cool!
I love it! Very well done!
You are likely to have that trash can stolen because it looks so cool!!!
@Kidsandliz Heh, I’ve had that can for almost 20 years and the bottom is likely going to fall out soon… they’d be doing me a favor
Lol is it yours or the trash company’s though hahaa