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Tuesday, January 26th, 2010from: http://saberone.com/blog
from: http://saberone.com/blog

my only knowledge of the guy was that he was mad up at some point, and that my husband met him once when Rub-N-Tug were in LA a few years back; cool dude…and then i started seeing random polaroids on FFFFOUND that i thought were fuckin’ killer, not knowing that they were his work:
great post of his work on Tiny Vices:
exhibit opens on my mother’s birthday…


i’ve always wanted to live in the bay area; i did for a bit when i was a kid but it’s not the same, you don’t really appreciate or cherish anything until you get older. anyway this book is pretty good so far; the photos are excellent. spot a COI character by my bff VYAL, lulz.

the god and ruler of all things. more photos from: http://www.joesnyc.streetnine.com/
larger version here

I like this blog, and I’m not even a parent. From the creator of Clout Graffiti Magazine, check out High Gloss, for little ones that floss.
I notice more and more people are becoming intrigued with the graffiti subculture. I’m not one to talk about it too much because I came from a time where everything was supposed to be kept a secret; talking about it would just attract cops, narcs, people who are only ‘in it for a minute’ and other lames. But I digress and times have changed since then. Here are some people in the world of LA graffiti that have stood the test of time that you should read about:
and while you’re at it, go buy this book; it’s visually stunning, easy to read and not as overwhelming as other books on the subject: