InfraRed

I've got this one

The reason most writers don't write on occupied residences is less exposure. Homeowners will buff that shit ASAP, and how many people are going to walk by your shit in a residentail neighborhood anyways? Often times people think not touching spots is a respect issue, but it's not; most writers would hit a church or home, etc. if they felt it was going to run for a minute and be seen. I've seen a church got bombed at the end of my block by a prominent writer, but all I saw was the ghost 'cause they buffed that shit within a matter of hours. What's up with bombing residences is dusters on the garage door.

yeeahh giraffa. I was sleepin' in a doorway one night and woke up to him paintin' a few doors down

I crack open Ironlak leaker cans with no ill effects. If the valve is totally fucked I'll either use it for a sloppy fill or bust it open and use the paint in a mop.

Poke, the K and the E look nice, the O needs to be proportionate, the P looks nice but isn't the same style as the other letters. On the E I'd flatten the ends of all the bars, and maybe drop the extension off the top bar. The K could be straightened out, and the top extension either dropped or squared up to match the extension on the E.

GS, you're all over the place. The width of your letters (bar width) needs to be consistent throughout most of your letters. The S is wider than the G; it doesn't look nice when you're letters aren't a uniform size, excluding a couple of letters (M, W)

I find a lot of supplies just lying around. Tired of dumpster diving? Try garage diving!!

God you're dumb. You have to take the top off anyways. Why fuck around with it while you're painting? I roll with straight cans and the caps in a bag, because if you have any amount of sense you realize it saves you time on your piece and space in your bag.

looks good for doing it in the dark. Is there supposed to be an L in there? I don't really see it. Is a cutback when you fuck up and paint back over something?

On the subject of legal walls vs. chill spots, I see legal walls as a last resort. If there's a legal wall in the area, there's probably freeways, railroads, drainage tunnels, bridges, insides of abandoned buildings, too, all of which can be good for daytime painting.

scrapper piece Washington state

why waste paint "practicing" on plywood in your backyard if you have nowhere to paint anyways? There's never nothing to paint. Check out local industrial areas, train tracks, bridges, drainage ditches, freeway walls, etc. The best places to paint are on DOT and railroad property.

First Whistle Blower fill I've seen.

stolen Spokane

you posted this flick 2 times too many. maybe three. it sucks

you know seattle is grimey when you go to taco bell and they got scribes in the cash register screen bump kart

Seattle