circus freak

Lets all get a canvas and do a half-assed bullshit spray paint backround and paint a piece in the most unbalanced place possible.....like the bottom corner. And then we'll call it finished even though the painting is 90% negative space. What the fuck people, have some originality....

Small post, but fuck it...benching is benching. All were taken in Colorado. This collection was taken over two years...yes, fucking two years. All the good lines run through around 2 in the morning....so you can't get flicks. Whatever. enjoy.

haha, I'm not sure if I want to sell it....PM me an offer.

says "mais" says "ents"

-ask11-

the latest...

bag for my girlfriend.,.. ...enjoy

some of the new shizzit:

hit me up with a PM of your work. peace

I know I havn't posted any of my work yet, so here are some slaps I've done in the past week. The first one is borderline wheatpaste ( 2' x 1')

heres my most recent...

I don't know about anybody else, but I think graff on canvas shit all looks the same. I work on canvas alot, and I've worked so hard to try and incorporate all the art elements and common principles I've learned over the years. Every graff peice I see done on canvas (there are exceptions) they all completely ignore the basics, and frankly, look like shit. It's always the same splatty and drippy spraypaint backround with a graff peice painted on the corner (which creates a HUGE negative space on the canvas, no good). There are a handfull of people who actually stand out because they're doing something original, but unfortunately the majority favors the other method. :rolleyes:

Ebb- The writers war http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=16812310

....I would go hit up some freights in the middle of winter, and blame my shitty can control on the freezing weather. now your turn....

WORD. One thing I can't stand are kids who wear the most rediculous baggy shit and find themselves in a situation where they have to run. Fact is you can't run very fast when your pants are at your knees and the only thing holding them up is your hand. Oh SHIT! what do you know....your mouth is wraped around a fat juicy railraod tie with cookies, the flesh eating attack dog, on you like a ternader full o' whiskey. Kids who do that are straight toy, and think going out bombing is relative to a fasion show... My advice...on clothing -ALWAYS wear fitted cloths. Make sure your body can strech and move/nothing that could slow you down when running. -Wear black -athletic shoes, or anything that doesnt flop -nothing that jingles, like keys or pocket change. Anything to keep noise at a minimum. It pays off to be ninja-like.

I personally don't like to bring anything personal. I think bringing a wallet or phone is stupid. I don't because theres always an off-beat chance that I'll get jumped/mugged....you can't trust anything or anybody..... Blackbooks are stupid too. A sketch is fine, because it's ok if you lose it.....not ALL your sketches. Plus your a better writer if you don't have to keep glancing down at a stupid sketch....KNOW what your painting...memorize...FEEL it....it flows much better that way. What I DON'T bring... -phone -wallet -weapons(depending on area) -Blackbook...(not worth losing ALL your work if something were to happen) What I DO bring... -paint + markers -gloves -extra layers (change appearance if needed) -backpack -beanie -bandana (shitty mask with a badass look) -athletic shoes and tight pants......(I laugh at kids who try and run with half-laced up nikes and South Pole jeans down around their knees) -a fellow writer. -wire cutters