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Originally Posted by Z08405C (View Original Post)
i think banos don't do this panel in B.E if NEAL wasn't with him
thishttp://www.ilovegraffiti.de/de/2009/07/13/secuencia-magazine
there is no neal pieces next to this piece? what does that mean?:D
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SMASH 137 without a doubt. They should put this dude in on a wild card.
no wild card would be big enough for his ego..
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so there's a european Screw now???Come on dude really?
theres probably multiple people writing Screw in europe. i think youll find a lot of europeans wouldnt have even heard of the american screw. its not being ignorant, many just dont care about checking the internet to find out whos doing what over there.
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i was refering to the whole 'h2o "its definatly "breaking the mold""' comment.
funniest thing ive heard in a while...
coming from someone who thinks snarls "pushing boundaries", classic...
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far from it. this piece is pushing boundaries beyond the norm. each letter dope. the piece as a whole has swinging structure. i enjoy unconventional graff that breaks the mold. stylistically there is more effort in one letter than in that whole h2o thing at bondi...
each to their own though...
some might consider h20's stuff "unconventional", ...while it might not be totally original its definatly "breaking the mold" as you say. hence the reason this discussion began...
at the end of the day if your writing to get the thumbs up from other people your doing it for the wrong reason. its about having fun.
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hold on a minute, back to the topic of letters. you honestly believe the piece on the right is not "rubbish" ???? even if you disregard the bullshit squiggly lines that make up the general structure of each letter, it is very very shit
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what I find ironic is that because of london undergrounds high numbers of police, harsh jail time 4 graff and exessive cctv foreign writers can pretty much do what they like.
Foreigners will never experience how london WAS up until about 1997-8. foreign writers dont get robbed and battered in yards and around the underground because of this increased security...otherwise, and mark my words, all the aussies would NEED to be down with londoners otherwise it would be lights out and alot less painting.
and that isnt on a 'I hate aussies' tip it's just how things would be if there wasnt all this extra policing and suveillence everywhere...same would apply ..and often did, to english writers who wernt from london
so all you foreign writers who think that you hate the police...in actual fact they have made your lives alot safer here in london...I for one would regulary patrol the lines with a hammer or some other tool and stick up writers....and Im getting on..imagine what the younger rats would be doing now!
just my thoughts on the debate...no sides... dont give me no grief, Im not inerested in arguing about things I have experienced.
peace
"I for one would regulary patrol the lines with a hammer or some other tool and stick up writers"....you sad motherfucker. seriously,is that all you life amounts to? you at most might get a couple cans and a disposable camera.....thats pretty retarded:lol: :confused:
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Re: writers in action!
its not impossible or anything, the image just looks wrong to me. first off, why are they clutching shopping bags like its a clean train mission or somthing? second, you can see the wall texture far too evenly under the paint, like it was layered in photoshop. now it IS a really nasty wall...but it just doesnt look right. call me crazy.its real. getting bustd on a clean train would be very minor compared to getting caught there
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