sarifs&clips

Lettermechanic...no problem but your br9nin the beer

History lesson 1 ^Ize 89^ ^Ize 1991^ " The Empire strikes back" Izze' Taz Daze 1985...Daze with the Krylon Icy grape and baby pink fill. ^zone 1988^

^Izze,Dase, Zone 1996^ Izze' 96 Aero OA, Izze, Dase "the search for Icy Grape"

^Aero OA with the sick robot^

Ize-1996 zone dase ize and Aero OA with the characters Izze' Izze hittin the book in 87... Stay tuned

I am Bored today..so Here's a Thread.. Just getting warmed up..More on the way

Because you posted flicks of finger paintings....

Some more boring graffiti on canvas....help support my piecing habit..scoop it up on E-bay, all proceeds to go towards replenishing Zones massive stash of euro paint..

I'm actually diggin some of this stuff, except the cock and balls, you gotta ask yourself why you posted all these walls in Paperchase though..

I lived in Okinawa for a year back in 91/92 and pieced a couple of those walls in the above flicks..Nice place. I'm sure my stuff is all long gone by now but I know it ran for years..I had a piece show up in some tourist brochure for Oki that a kid showed me one time quite a few years later. Japan/Okinawa..Two totally different places.

WTF, Glad you made it through alright, Civilians back home will never be able to truly fathom the shit we go through on a daily basis. Stay focused and remember complacency kills. Hope you see you back in So Cal in a few months when 2MEF gets here....I dont know about you but when I get back I'm drinkin a beer. Semper Fi Sarifs&Clips AKA Gunny

Just thought some of you cats might find this interesting... Associated Press A series of Nike ads in Singapore designed to resemble graffiti have stirred emotions in the Asian nation known for its obsession with cleanliness and civic order. The small, page-size posters featuring anime-style images of NBA star LeBron James were pasted helter skelter over the ad panels of 700 bus stops, shocking commuters who are used to the ultratidy shelters. At least 50 commuters have called or written to complain, said officials at Clear Channel, which owns the advertising rights to the bus shelters. "The idea is to do something naughty like wild-postings to disrupt the neat environment of Singapore and stay in line with the street-feel of this LeBron James basketball campaign," Nike spokeswoman Ann Kositchotitana said in a statement. Public spaces are immaculate in Singapore, which once banned chewing gum and still levies fines against people who spit in public or forget to flush common toilets. Vandalism is especially taboo in the island republic, where American teenager Michael Fay was flogged with a cane after spray-painting cars in 1994. Clear Channel said Nike took a calculated risk in its effort to create a buzz among Singapore's basketball-crazy youth. "It was a deliberate act, meant to give viewers the impression that some street punk had hijacked somebody else's ad campaign. It looks kind of cheeky and kind of naughty -- and it got noticed," said Henry Goh, Clear Channel's sales director in Singapore. Nike's "Chamber of Fear" campaign in Singapore starring James includes TV, print and outdoor ads, all of which pay homage to various Asian film styles including the 1970s Hong Kong kung-fu movies and Japanese anime. While some officials and adults took offense at the simulated graffiti, the campaign seemed to touch a chord with young people, many of whom rushed to grab the posters off the bus shelters as souvenirs. "It's super cool," 14-year-old Gilchrist Goh told The Straits Times newspaper. The sneaker maker is ramping up its effort to win over Asian basketball fans at a time when over half the hits on NBA.Com, the league's main Internet site, are coming from outside the United States. Two weeks ago, Nike signed a $100 million marketing agreement with the NBA in an effort to increase the sport's popularity overseas, especially in Asia.