type R

isto. lyes. ketch. atak. arek. ker.

yeah OHM did some crazy shit on the end there.

these are stolen from here. and baltimore-archive.com no one has a full picture of the ID wall at the HOF here?

haha what the fuck is that

dice. lost.

get rid of the arrows. start with simpler letters.

CAPTAIN OBVIOUS is like a lame version of Mero and TURBOCAPSLOCK combined.

sight. tyboe.

she's hot and the black eyed peas always sucked.

im on my way out to watch that at a bar right now... hopefully liverpool pulls it off.

freak. cense. che. glue.

lert. ketch. arek. prism. meca.

http://www.12ozprophet.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=59799 there's already a thread on this. post it there.

for real. you'd be better off asking a lawyer than a bunch of criminal graffiti writers.

its fucking raining here...hopefully shit will dry up soon. hit me up if i havent already missed you here

metal. arys. glue.

and now it gets interesting...

biter. reup. asend.

teach. repae. sucks about that zore...

that sime is hot... and that dyer is in baltimore isnt it

hey im really feelin that, a dope piece at the bottom would be tight ( just do a simple outline, no fill) i think that would work out great question what did you use to glue the labels on the canvas..... elmers spray glue ?..... what do you all use to glue stuff, i usually use rubber cement, but i have some elmers spray glue (comes with a NY fat i think?) and that stuff sprays out like spidermans web, it is very stick and hard to get off, i have only had bad experiences with it........... what else is out there? :huh2: Quoted post [/b] on the contrary, i think he should leave it as is. maybe a signature in the bottom corner, but a "graffiti piece" would cheapen it and distract the viewer from the primary purpose in my opinion. as for the spray glue, photo mount will work too, and isn't as thick as elmers spray.

man i have some old NCQ3, Cri, and Ace (age?) Elw shit that is off the hook...good to see

definatly

coma makes walls ugly.

i yearn for the day where it is no longer fashionable to cover the canvas with splattered paint and draw a piece over top of it.