People complain that graffiti is ugly and destructive. This is different. Here is an artist that took something ugly and created beauty:
And what a sad ending!
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2 comments:
I remember meeting Moose in Glasgow about ten years ago. He was djing with a friend of mind and showed me a video of himself clean tagging. I was blown away by it.
He came back up to Glasgow a couple of weeks later as he was getting paid by some big company to do some clean tagging advertising for them. It definetly pays to clean.
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