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I think with such a big stake all of these guys are going to pull out some amazing work. It is going to be interesting to say the least.

Well thats a cool lil image you made there but I'm questioning your understanding of graffiti. Graffiti is the manipulation of letters. Letters, when written are nothing more than lines. When letters are drawn as graffiti the letters are simply bulked up, filled in and outlined. I think you would be hard pressed to find a non-throwup based piece of graffiti that doesnt have some semblance of bars. As for my graffiti, well I dont mask my letters behind colors and line work. I am a letterist at the core and make it my business to create interesting and involved forms. I put a lot of thought into my letters and unlike the guy a few posts above who tried to sneak in sideways comment I havent been doing the same piece for the past 15 years. I continually try to push myself to create new things. Now if my shit isnt to your liking, that of course if perfectly fine with me and you are entitled to your opinion. However the insinuation that my letters play second fiddle to my colors or anything else I have to tell you that you are wrong.

That Mast piece is def tuff. I find it a common kick to say someone isnt good but the paint they use is what makes their work look good. I'd find it hard to believe that you've never seen a bad piece done with non-american paint. Personally I dislike spanish Montana and find rusto with the right cap easier to use. If you dont know how to use paint, you dont know how to use paint. Doesnt matter what company makes it. Bar style is dope when done well, Stae2 does it very well for example. I'm not very good at it myself. I wouldn't consider my work bar style at any rate.

No offense taken, considering I don't know who you are. But I will teach you about graffiti lingo for a sec. When you say blocks, most writers are going to think about block letters. Not exactly what I would call block letters.

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