Underground Graffiti
Can2 and Atom Interview


These guys have been painting for 25+ years so they have amassed a certain level of respect in the graffiti
community. But these guys have also done alot of commision work. According to them, the word sellout was huge in 90's but is not as commonly used today. He attributes this to the fact that many people are starting to see the benefits to this type of graffiti.

I don't quite believe that people are starting to see corporate graffiti in a positive light but I can't blame the guy for
trying to make a living of something he's good at as long as he keeps on expressing his style in his pieces wether they be underground or corporate.

6:40 PM
Monday, April 21, 2008

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TDSHQ: small collection of interviews
SHOK1: British graffiti writer
RIDDLE: Chicago graffiti writer
COPE2: famous New York City graffiti writer
DAIM: World renowned German writer
OvieOne: Bronx, NY
MKay: Bronx, NY
Priz and Stan: New York, NY
Dorms: Los Angeles, California





Train Bombing
Iranian Underground Peace Graffiti
The End to End project: Can2 and Atom
Quality of Life
RackGaki
London train bombing
Graffiti Instincts: Serval
Graffiti Instincts: Brusk
Drawing Graffiti Wildstyle
Wallstreet graff meeting





It’s not the car, it’s the graffiti selling it
And Now, a Word From the Streets
[Selling Out]
Graffiti isn't corporate, so it gets no respect
From graffiti to galleries
The Culture and Politics of Graffiti Art





Art of Graffiti: Description Pending
Aussie Grafflix: Description Pending
Big City Freaks: Description Pending
Ekosystem: Description Pending
Eiresol Style: Description Pending
Graffiti PR: Description Pending






April 2008