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Recently one of our crew members took the time to get their hard copies digitized. If you haven't done so we highly recommend it. As we've heard so many horror stories about floods and pictures getting destroyed.
This is the viaduct on Fullerton right by Pulaski. In the early to mid 90's this was a few blocks away from STN hood which was Avers. Recently after Numb caught up with Rush a few years ago did we discover that someone in STN knew a person in the parks district or the city that allowed them to paint lots of these viaucts in that neighborhood.
For us and probably a good number of writers this was more than likely the first glimpse of good graffiti that was on display for quite some time. Asides from the Hate piece at the Addison Walls and the piece Risk did just a few blocks from there.
STN was one of the dopest crews of the early 90's as not only did they get up but did it with style. Second To None! This photo was snapped by Names and it's a few years after it was originally done as you can see the rust and pollution start to drape it self over large portions of the wall.
00069_p_17apq4c8340068
Recently one of our crew members took the time to get their hard copies digitized. If you haven't done so we highly recommend it. As we've heard so many horror stories about floods and pictures getting destroyed.
This is the viaduct on Fullerton right by Pulaski. In the early to mid 90's this was a few blocks away from STN hood which was Avers. Recently after Numb caught up with Rush a few years ago did we discover that someone in STN knew a person in the parks district or the city that allowed them to paint lots of these viaucts in that neighborhood.
For us and probably a good number of writers this was more than likely the first glimpse of good graffiti that was on display for quite some time. Asides from the Hate piece at the Addison Walls and the piece Risk did just a few blocks from there.
STN was one of the dopest crews of the early 90's as not only did they get up but did it with style. Second To None! This photo was snapped by Names and it's a few years after it was originally done as you can see the rust and pollution start to drape it self over large portions of the wall.