Surprise gift of weaponry delivered by bike, carefully wrapped in a canvas of high thinking MSK spell outs…

Thrown into the freestyle pot…

Surprise gift of weaponry delivered by bike, carefully wrapped in a canvas of high thinking MSK spell outs…

Thrown into the freestyle pot…

Over the weekend the young kids at our wall put us on to the Harlem Shake. Having never heard of the trend or heard song that gets used, we went in anyway.
For the first wall clip we were listening to The Who’s “I Can See For Miles” playing from a car stereo
Big dude in black was not in on it, just wanted a shake.
Some photos from a cold and snowy tour from Sacramento to New York with road soldiers Persue and Mason. Along the way making stops in Reno, Salt Lake City, Lincoln (Nebraska), Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh and finally to NYC…











The other day TATS crew organized a 21 man, pre Halloween wall out in the Hunts Point area. It had all the ingredients of a graffiti jam minus a DJ set up and break dancers. When anyone turned up to paint they were told to pull a numbered paper out of a bag. That number marked the section of the wall you were painting. It was cool meeting and painting with many writers who I have come up being influenced by.
The turn out: BIO, JEM, NICER, DAZE, BEOND, KAVES, SAMP, CRASH, MARK BODE, DERO, SHANK, YES2, TOPER, CES, SHAME 125, INKIE,YO, WANE, BG183, HEN and a few others…
About a week ago I received some really cool sketches of my name by New York’s HAZE.
Hyped on the classic flow, I made it a point to paint the Haze’s Rime sketch while out in NYC…

Being that it was done in an alley right under the Manhattan bridge, I felt the style fit well with the environment…

Many thanks to Klughaus Gallery for setting up the wall.