in a time in graffiti's history when photographers and "benchers" as they call themselves are potentially RUINING the game (albeit in other parts of the country) this man is vigilant, does what he loves to do, is as low key as possible, and has never blown a spot. he probably will never blow a spot either. a good man, … Read more

in a time in graffiti's history when photographers and "benchers" as they call themselves are potentially RUINING the game (albeit in other parts of the country) this man is vigilant, does what he loves to do, is as low key as possible, and has never blown a spot. he probably will never blow a spot either. a good man, who uses common sense, is not biased in his flicks, and puts our city on the map. doesnt hide in train yards where flicking graffiti is easy, or at legal walls, where its safe. gentleman, scholar, down for the cause. hope im not blowing you up on this homie. much respect.